Review: GOLDEN EXITS at the 2017 Wisconsin Film Festival
Edwanike Harbour looks at Alex Ross Perry’s interweaving portrait of Brooklynite malaise, Golden Exits, screened at the 2017 Wisconsin Film Festival. […]
Articles by Edwanike Harbour
Review: SAMI BLOOD at Wisconsin Film Festival, Fri Mar 31 and Sun Apr 2
A touching film about the relationship between region, family, and identity, Sami Blood offers a glimpse into a shameful period in Scandinavian history. Edwanike Harbour continues our 10-day Wisconsin Film Festival preview with her review. […]
Review: CONTEMPORARY COLOR at Wisconsin Film Festival, Apr 1 and Apr 2
Edwanike Harbour kicks off our 10-day Wisconsin Film Festival preview with a look at Contemporary Color, a dazzling portrait of color guard performances with music provided by big names in indie pop. […]
Review: CERTAIN WOMEN at Directress Film Festival, Sat Mar 11, 3:00pm
Edwanike Harbour argues that director Kelly Reichardt (Wendy and Lucy, Meek’s Cutoff) delivers a beautiful bore with her new feature, Certain Women, which returns to Madison on Saturday for WUD Film’s Directress Film Festival. […]
Missed Madison: HIGH-RISE at Four Star, Netflix
Edwanike Harbour did not care much for this adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s novel by Ben Wheatley (A Field in England, Kill List). […]
Missed Madison: MICROBE AND GASOLINE at Four Star, Amazon Prime
Edwanike Harbour argues that the latest film from Michel Gondry, Microbe and Gasoline, strikes the right balance between quirk, teen angst, and comedy. […]
Review: ELLE at Sundance Cinemas, Opens Fri Jan 13
Edwanike Harbour argues that despite material that could turn off some viewers, Paul Verhoeven (Basic Instinct) delivers a perfect viewing experience with his new film starring Golden Globe winner Isabelle Huppert. […]
Stream: THE FITS Intimately Explores Identity and Adolescence
Edwanike Harbour caught up with the third and final theatrical screening of The Fits in Madison. She argues that Anna Rose Holmer’s enigmatic directorial debut vividly illuminates the experience of adolescence and girlhood. […]
Review: HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE at Sundance Starting Fri Jul 15
A fan favorite at the 2016 Wisconsin Film Festival returns for a theatrical engagement at Sundance Cinemas. Edwanike Harbour believes that Hunt for the Wilderpeople confirms Taika Waititi’s comic storytelling talent. […]
Review: JUNE FALLING DOWN at Wisconsin Film Festival
Edwanike Harbour caught the new film from Wisconsin filmmaker Rebecca Weaver at the Wisconsin Film Festival. The crowd pleasing June Falling Down combines knowing references to Wisconsin life with an insightful meditation on love and loss. […]