David Ehrlich is the Chief Film Critic at IndieWire. He covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on film and cinema, cultural movements, and internet culture, while also exploring subcultures and the broader implications of filmmaking. David's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and The News International.
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David Ehrlich's focus is primarily on providing reviews of movies and entertainment content, with an emphasis on streaming platforms. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider offering exclusive access or insights into new releases, especially those featured on popular streaming services. Additionally, if you have unique perspectives or behind-the-scenes information related to the entertainment industry that could enrich his reviews, this could be valuable for outreach.
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By: David Ehrlich
The following article is an excerpt from the new edition of “ In Review by David Ehrlich ,” a biweekly newsletter in which our Chief Film Critic
The "Plan 75" director follows her debut with a cuter but similarly morbid story about a girl confronting her father's imminent death in 1980s Japan.
By: David Ehrlich
Unlike a lot of the other nerd shit that has blessed and plagued our screens for the last 20 years or so, Travis Knight's semi-charmingly
By: David Ehrlich
Generic as this Netflix rom-com might be, any movie with Betty Gilpin is worth at least 100 minutes of your time.
By: David Ehrlich
Sex workers, shut-ins, and social media influencers collide in 'Here I'm Alive,' from 'Menashe' director Joshua Z. Weinstein.
By: David Ehrlich
Spielberg returns to one of his favorite subjects with a fun and goofy popcorn movie that shows how far he's come in the last 50 years.
By: David Ehrlich
"Pig" director Michael Sarnoski applies the historical accuracy of a Robert Eggers movie to the tale of a sociopath who's been living a lie.
Joe Taslim and Xie Miao team up to take down a network of human traffickers in a martial arts extravaganza for the ages.
From Netflix to Prime Video, and Shudder to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.
By: David Ehrlich
Pixar's marquee franchise may have outgrown its original heroes, but "Toy Story 5" suggests that the series is only getting sharper with age.
