Mick LaSalle is a renowned film critic for The San Francisco Chronicle and author of several books on film. With a focus on local cinema and a deep knowledge of the industry, Mick provides insightful and engaging reviews of the latest movies, offering readers a unique perspective on the world of film.
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Mick LaSalle is focused on film reviews with an emphasis on classic and contemporary cinema, mainly within the local context of San Francisco. He would likely be open to pitches related to movie critics, actors, and entertainment news that align with his focus on classic films and movie recommendations.
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The fiery “Handmaid’s Tale” actress can’t rescue this tepid spy drama mini-series made up of bad dialogue and flat storytelling.
By: Mick Lasalle
Director Michael Showalter’s latest film takes place against a background of pop music and social media, where an older woman meets cute with a much younger man.
By: Mick Lasalle
A new Criterion Collection release highlights the signature work of Nancy Savoca, one of America’s most important directors.
By: Mick Lasalle
French filmmaker Maiwenn stars as the king’s powerful mistress, co-starring with Depp, who gives a thoughtful, restrained performance.
News, reviews, and event information for “A Woman of Paris” (1923) at Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center on May 12, 2024, on Datebook from the The San Francisco Chronicle.
News, reviews, and event information for ’12 Angry Men’ (1957) at Balboa Theater on May 08, 2024, on Datebook from the The San Francisco Chronicle.
Peter Cowie, author of a new biography of “The Seventh Seal” director, provides a guide to the Swedish filmmaker.
By: Mick Lasalle
Newly restored re-release of long-unseen “Let It Be” documentary. The Michael Lindsay-Hogg film, though concentrating mostly on the music, shows a band about to fracture.
By: Mick Lasalle
Slow and endless 'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' is the worst of a sorry franchise. The franchise's latest wallow in misanthropy asks us to care about a war between chimps and gorillas.
News, reviews, and event information for ‘The Man Who Knew Too Much’ (1956) at Stanford Theatre on May 09, 2024, on Datebook from the The San Francisco Chronicle.
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