Margot Harrison is an Associate Editor for Seven Days, a local newspaper in Vermont, with a focus on the Burlington area. She also writes for CrimeReads, covering a range of topics including film reviews, book recommendations, and local cultural events. Margot's writing showcases her passion for storytelling and her ability to provide insightful analysis and recommendations to her readers.
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Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures Kieran Culkin and Jesse Eisenberg in A Real Pain
Once it hits its stride, the film evokes screwball comedy, with Madison giving a star-making performance like a foul-mouthed Carole Lombard in platforms.
I would have preferred a production that zeroed in on the central friendship, but viewers are finding inspiration in Jon M. Chu's long-anticipated musical.
new in theaters MOANA 2: The islander heroine (voice of Auli'i Cravalho) must form her own crew and sail unknown seas to break a curse in the sequel to the animated Disney hit, also starring Dwayne Johnson and Alan Tudyk. (100 min, PG. Bijou, Capitol, City Cinema, Essex, Majestic, Marquis, Paramount, Star, Stowe, Welden)
Two acclaimed films, one from actor Jesse Eisenberg and the other from Oscar-winning animator Adam Elliot, portray sad, aimless young people.
new in theaters FLOW: This Latvian animation, recipient of many festival awards, follows the fate of a cat who must team up with other animals to survive a natural disaster. Gints Zilbalodis directed. (84 min, PG. Savoy)
new in theaters GET AWAY: A desolate Swedish island turns out not to be the perfect spot for a family vacay in this horror comedy written by and starring Nick Frost and directed by Steffen Haars. (86 min, R. Savoy)
It's both liberating and unsettling to watch the end of the world through an animal's eyes in Gints Zilbalodis' acclaimed fable of flood times.
Pablo Larraín's portrait of Maria Callas (Angelina Jolie) and Jacques Audiard's unusual contemporary musical both feature larger-than-life diva figures.
HOMESTEAD: A former Green Beret holes up in a prepper compound in this postapocalyptic drama from Angel Studios. Dawn Olivieri and Neal McDonough star. (110 min, PG-13. Essex)
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