Peter Sobczynski is a writer and film critic based in Chicago. He is a regular contributor to The Spool and the ROGER & CHAZ EBERT FOUNDATION, where he covers a wide range of film-related topics. Peter's writing often explores the intersection of cinema, culture, and society, providing insightful analysis and commentary on both classic and contemporary films.
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Kids deserve better than yet another dull, going-through-the-motions misfire.
The acclaimed filmmaker looks back on his most celebrated work as it enters the Criterion Collection.
By: Peter Sobczynski
If I were to offer up the opinion that Francis Ford Coppola is one of the great American filmmakers, I suspect that few people would object too strenuously to such an assertion.
A movie that has a couple of amusing moments and nice visual flourishes but not nearly enough to combat the resounding mediocrity of the storytelling.
By: Peter Sobczynski
A preview of the biggest event of the year for French film fans.
For his 2017 debut, “The Best of Old Worlds,” Austrian director Adrian Goiginger told a story based on his own childhood experiences regarding his troubled relationship with his addict mother.
By: Peter Sobczynski
This is a soft-spoken but ultimately powerful work that that makes the case for the importance of empathy in treating those with mental illnesses.
It populates its narrative with some of the most spectacularly solipsistic and generally irritating characters imaginable without ever trying to make them likable for a moment.
A quietly affecting work, one of the more engaging romantic dramas to come along in a while.
By: Peter Sobczynski
If you were to look at a photograph of Roger Corman without knowing who it was, you might suspect that he was a straight-laced Midwestern businessman—the
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