Chuck Bowen is a Patron Services Manager and freelance journalist based in Richmond, Virginia. He writes for Slant Magazine and Style Weekly, focusing on film reviews, cultural commentary, and local arts and entertainment. With a passion for cinema and a keen eye for storytelling, Chuck's articles provide insightful and thought-provoking analysis of the latest films and cultural trends.
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The state's premiere film festival begins in Charlottesville on Oct. 30.
“A Different Man,” “Woman of the Hour” and “Oddity” all concern male masks.
Noirvember on the Criterion Channel.
Sean Baker’s “Anora” can’t seem to decide if it’s a genre movie or a more ambitious examination of how money dominates the lives of marginalized people living in society’s shadowy corners. This subject matter is Baker’s forte, and he mined it confidently in films like “Tangerine” and the especially audacious “Red Rocket.” In “Anora,” though, it feels like Baker actively wants a hit on his terms, and he dilutes his strengths as well as the general pleasures of a genre film. It’s a worst of both worlds situation.
Most movies look positively robotic and undernourished next to the swaggering, moving, endlessly inventive, and influential 'Seven Samurai.'
By: Chuck Bowen, Derek Smith
Ninety-plus years have done little to dilute the swaggering power of Howard Hawks's Pre-code American gangster masterpiece 'Scarface.'
“Bird,” “Blitz” and “Hot Frosty” all pivot on heroes searching for connection.
Nicholas Hoult shines in two very different American parables.
'The Addiction,' a grungy tale of the philosophically inclined undead, is given a gloriously new life by a stunning new UHD transfer.
“Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point” is a new holiday classic, while “Babygirl” and “Nosferatu” put coal in your stocking.
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