Keith Uhlich

Log of motion pictures viewed, books read, music listened to for October 2026

Time Out New York Project: Issue #891, January 17-23, 2013

Time Out New York Project: Issue #891, January 17-23, 2013

Wouldn’t it be ‘nice’ if everyone would just die?

Carlos Reygadas’s Transgressive Vision of a World Unmoored

Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Satire of Corporate Power Digs Its Own Grave

Log of motion pictures viewed, books read, music listened to for September 2026

The film proves again that that clarity in a Carlos Reygadas project comes from the reverberative qualities of his sounds and images.

This is a purported cri de coeur against our billionaire overlords, but somehow it still manages to be a shameless Tom Cruise ego stroke.

Les Gamins Non Stanno Bene

Hamaguchi Ryusuke’s Moving Drama About the Virtues of Camaraderie

James Gray’s Frighteningly Operatic Portrait of a Family on the Brink

The elemental bleakness of Hamaguchi Ryusuke's 'Evil Does Not Exist' shifts to a more cosmic benevolence in his latest.

James Gray's oeuvre is so shaped by a long-gone and over-mythologized era of American filmmaking that it often flirts with insularity.

Flower of My Sucrets™

Na Hong-jin’s Exhaustingly Frenzied, Wonky-Looking Alien-Invasion Thriller

Time Out New York Project: Issue #890, January 10-16, 2013

The heinous modern instinct to franchise cinema into oblivion apparently knows no borders in this world…and all others.

Time Out New York Project: Issue #890, January 10-16, 2013

Time Out New York Project: Issue #890, January 10-16, 2013