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Ella Feldman

Ella Feldman's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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Under Therapy (2023) EDIT “The six-person ensemble is strong from top to bottom, but in the end it’s the quietest performance—Malena Alterio’s submissive Marta—that is the most memorable, lending this entertaining romp a poignant feminist edge.” – Washington City Paper Jun 4, 2024 Full Review Un Amor (2023) 80% EDIT “Un Amor isn't the easiest watch, but its psychosexual and societal inquiries will stay with you long after its cathartic finale.” – Washington City Paper Jun 4, 2024 Full Review Something Is About to Happen (2023) 100% EDIT “Antonio Méndez Esparza’s film transforms from an eccentric dramedy into a gripping, metatextual thriller that turns out to have more in common with Taxi Driver than just a job.” – Washington City Paper Jun 4, 2024 Full Review Saturn Return (2024) 86% EDIT “Lacuesta and Rodríguez’s stylish and singular interpretation of the band unfolds, as hazy and distorted as their indie-rock songs, as surreal as a Federico García Lorca poem.” – Washington City Paper Jun 4, 2024 Full Review Mamifera (2024) 100% EDIT “Mamífera paints a touching portrait of a happily child-free woman who is unwillingly presented with an opportunity to reconsider that decision—and confronted with a world that seems to think she should. ” – Washington City Paper Jun 4, 2024 Full Review The Idea of You (2024) 80% EDIT “Anne Hathaway shines as the 40-year-old divorcee at the center of the romance, but the boy-band superstar she falls for leaves a lot to be desired.” – Washington City Paper May 3, 2024 Full Review Música (2024) 96% EDIT “Música's plot is often predictable, but its magical realist flourishes never are, elevating the film from what could be another forgettable streaming rom-com to an exhilarating watch announcing an exciting new talent. ” – Washington City Paper Apr 11, 2024 Full Review French Girl (2024) 24% EDIT “It’s a shame that French Girl loses control of its characters and story so close to its finale, tacking on an unsavory aftertaste to what was otherwise a sweet, completely serviceable romantic comedy.” – Washington City Paper Mar 22, 2024 Full Review Problemista (2023) 85% EDIT “Julio Torres plays an aspiring toy designer from El Salvador chasing a work visa in his delightful first feature, which satirizes American bureaucracy and the New York art scene.” – Washington City Paper Mar 9, 2024 Full Review Suncoast (2024) 76% EDIT “Suncoast delivers a good bit of wisdom, if you’re willing to put up with the genre cliches.” – Washington City Paper Feb 17, 2024 Full Review Oppenheimer (2023) 93% EDIT “With great artistry and relentless precision, Oppenheimer tells the story of the man who created the nuclear bomb, and was haunted by the fallout for the rest of his life.” – Washington City Paper Dec 22, 2023 Full Review Past Lives (2023) 95% EDIT “Movies do a lot of things. They entertain, they educate, they make audiences laugh and cry and jump out of their upholstered reclining seats. And on special occasions, they linger.” – Washington City Paper Dec 22, 2023 Full Review BlackBerry (2023) 97% EDIT “Jay Baruchel is wonderful as BlackBerry creator Mike Lazaridis, but it’s Glenn Howerton who steals the show as co-CEO Jim Balsillie, giving a hysterical, hot-tempered performance that could slot right into an episode of Succession.” – Washington City Paper Dec 22, 2023 Full Review Anatomy of a Fall (2023) 96% EDIT “Anatomy of a Fall begins as a gripping courtroom drama about whether Sandra murdered her husband then transforms into a forensic analysis of a marriage between two flawed people, raising rich questions about gender, partnership, and love.” – Washington City Paper Dec 22, 2023 Full Review May December (2023) 91% EDIT “May December is a disturbing portrait of abuse, and a campy parody of performance.” – Washington City Paper Dec 22, 2023 Full Review Killers of the Flower Moon (2023) 93% EDIT “Killers doesn’t exactly go down easy, but rises to the brutal occasion at hand, resulting in one of the greatest cinematic feats of the year.” – Washington City Paper Dec 22, 2023 Full Review Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. (2023) 99% EDIT “The resulting adaptation is a tender window into girlhood and family that slightly expands the scope of its source text without sacrificing any of its wisdom.” – Washington City Paper Dec 22, 2023 Full Review Beau Is Afraid (2023) 67% EDIT “Ostensibly Aster’s departure from horror, Beau Is Afraid might be the director’s scariest film yet.” – Washington City Paper Dec 22, 2023 Full Review Barbie (2023) 88% EDIT “Barbie is a brand extension exercise, but it's an audacious, hilarious, and artistically crafted one, raising the bar considerably for big-budget intellectual property ventures to come.” – Washington City Paper Dec 22, 2023 Full Review When Evil Lurks (2023) 96% EDIT “Nobody is safe from the unnamed, unseen evil that wreaks havoc on a rural Argentine town in this buzzy new horror film.” – Washington City Paper Nov 3, 2023 Full Review The Persian Version (2023) 84% EDIT “Maryam Keshavarz’s semi-autobiographical film paints a colorful portrait of an Iranian American family that crosses borders and timelines.” – Washington City Paper Oct 27, 2023 Full Review Totally Killer (2023) 85% EDIT “If a low-stakes, loving homage to ’80s slashers and science fiction sounds like a good time, Totally Killer is totally fun.” – Washington City Paper Oct 6, 2023 Full Review Chronicles of a Wandering Saint (2023) 100% EDIT “Tomás Gómez Bustillo blends two Latin American traditions—Catholicism and magical realism—in his tale of one woman’s obsession with sainthood.” – Washington City Paper Sep 14, 2023 Full Review Ludi (2021) 83% EDIT “Ludi’s run time only allows for so much plot. Still, Jean manages to stuff it to the brim with heart.” – Washington City Paper Aug 18, 2023 Full Review The Elephant 6 Recording Co. (2022) 100% EDIT “A kaleidoscopic picture of the elusive collective that birthed Neutral Milk Hotel, Apples in Stereo, of Montreal, and more.” – Washington City Paper Aug 17, 2023 Full Review
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