Photographer Luke Gilford makes his directorial debut with “National Anthem,” a gorgeously shot indie starring that puts Costner’s three-hour “Horizon” to shame.
Jesse Hassenger is a freelance writer and editor based in Brooklyn. He contributes to Paste, where he is an associate movies editor, as well as Decider, Inside Hook, Polygon, The Guardian, and Vulture, among others. In the past, he has written for The A.V. Club, The Week, and Nylon. You can hear his voice on The New Flesh Podcast and The SportsAlcohol.com Podcast.
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The Netflix film starring Ryohei Suzuki may be live action, but it can’t escape a cartoonishness that makes the whole thing a mess.
Christian musician Joel Smallbone co-directed this biopic about his own hardscrabble family, who worshiped their way to wealth.
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