Pablo Berger’s first foray into animation is a quietly poignant tale of friendship and memory set in 1980s New York City.
Author: Larry Fried
Larry Fried
Larry Fried is a filmmaker, writer, and podcaster based in New Jersey. He is the host and creator of the podcast "My Favorite Movie is...," a podcast dedicated to helping filmmakers make somebody's next favorite movie. He is also the Visual Content Manager for Special Olympics New Jersey, an organization dedicated to competition and training opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities across the Garden State.
The long-time director reunites with Paul Giamatti in one of the year’s best films, a sharp comedy that balances heartfelt drama.
Many have been stirred by Glazer’s pastoral take on Nazi life, but does obscuring their violence actually reckon with evil?
The Jersey-born documentarian returns to his roots to examine how time got away from him and his many passion projects.
Spanish animation duo Javier Mariscal and Fernando Trueba follow up ‘Chico and Rita’ with another journey through the world of Latin jazz.
Cory Finley’s third feature is a social satire that imagines the coming of extraterrestrial life closer to an economic recession.
Min, Maki, and Gevinson sat down with GVN Senior Critic Larry Fried to discuss working together on the film with director Randall Park.
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The German filmmaker’s latest begins as a quiet ensemble drama and unravels to be an attack on artistic narcissism.
Former ‘Sopranos’ star Kevin Interdonato debuts in the director’s chair with this grizzly, powerful crime thriller set in the Garden State.