Robert Abele is a journalist and writer based in Los Angeles. He focuses on local arts and culture, with a particular emphasis on film and theater. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reviews of various creative works, highlighting their social and psychological aspects.
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Robert Abele's work primarily consists of reviewing films across various genres and themes, with a focus on entertainment news. If you are involved in the film industry or have expertise related to specific movies, genres, or cultural trends within the entertainment sphere, reaching out to him could be beneficial.
Given his geographic focus on Los Angeles and California, pitches related to local film events, festivals, or industry developments in this area may be particularly relevant for him.
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By: Robert Abele
Does a small-scale human drama now qualify as an eccentric, unclassifiable studio release? Even if it's directed by Hollywood icon and Oscar-winning filmmaker Clint Eastwood?
By: Robert Abele
Directed by Jacques Audiard, a Frenchman attuned to the internal turmoil of conflicted criminals, the film becomes more than the sum of its spicier elements.
Directed by Jacques Audiard, a Frenchman attuned to the internal turmoil of conflicted criminals, the film becomes more than the sum of its spicier elements.
By: Robert Abele
Led by commanding, sympathetic turns by Barry Keoghan, Franz Rogowski and newcomer Nykiya Adams, director Andrea Arnold's drama 'Bird' is touched by notes of fantasy.
By: Robert Abele
She composed unforgettable songs and altered the culture from within, even if the privately troubled songwriter was never destined for stardom herself.
By: Robert Abele
As jazz celebrities rallied to the cause of African decolonization, secret Western interests saw an opportunity for exploitation in this documentary eye-opener.
She composed unforgettable songs and altered the culture from within, even if the privately troubled songwriter was never destined for stardom herself.
As jazz celebrities rallied to the cause of African decolonization, secret Western interests saw an opportunity for exploitation in this documentary eye-opener.
By: Robert Abele
Directed by Latvia's Gints Zilbalodis, the animated feature tells an animal survival tale after the fall of humankind via breathtaking imagery, deftly rendered.
By: Robert Abele
Director Todd Komarnicki's simplified portrait of the WWII Christian resistance hero ups the ante, adding several action beats to what should have been a drama.
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