David Ehrlich is the chief film critic at IndieWire. With a focus on film reviews and rankings, David's work has also appeared in various publications such as Yahoo News, Pharmaceutical Executive, and Yahoo Sports. He provides insightful analysis and critiques on a wide range of movies, from blockbusters to independent films.
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By: David Ehrlich
Hilla Medalia's documentary explores the value of personal charity in the face of systemic oppression.
By: Wilson Chapman, David Ehrlich
Snyder makes baroque pop spectacles that explore America's relationship to its gods. [Editor's Note: this list was originally published in November 2017.
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By: David Ehrlich
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By: David Ehrlich
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By: David Ehrlich
For King & Country frontman plays his own father in the latest faith-based music biopic from "I Still Believe" producers Andrew and Jon Erwin.
By: David Ehrlich
Like so many cyberpunk movies before it, Jérémie Périn's ultra-cool and dazzlingly animated “ Mars Express ” is sustained by the vertigo between
By: David Ehrlich
Jerry Seinfeld's star-studded Netflix spoof of the toaster pastry war between Kellogg's and Post is long on cameos and short on laughs.
By: David Ehrlich
How fitting that the “ Planet of the Apes ” franchise continues to evolve, despite forever encircling the same inescapable themes of inhumanity — even
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