Jesse Horowitz

Jesser Horowitz is a student at the London School of Economics, where he is studying to receive a Masters in Human Rights.

Review: Joker (2019)

Film

Joker overcomes narrative missteps and delivers an ambitious, nihilistic exploration of the titular character

[NYFF Review]: Varda By Agnes

2019

A fitting swan song for the legendary Agnes Varda. Varda By Agnes much like the director herself offers inspiration and wisdom to those who seek it

[EIFF Review]: Before You Know It

2019

Hannah Pearl Utt may not have crafted the proverbial "home run" as a first time director, but shows with Before You Know It, that it may be on the way.

[NYFF Review]: Parasite

2019

Bong Joon Ho brings his singular mastery home to Korea in this pitch-black modern fairytale.

Review: Judy (2019)

Film

JUDY IS A MELANCHOLIC AND POIGNANT REMEMBRANCE OF A HOLLYWOOD ICON

Review: Ad Astra

Film

Ad Astra is a contemplative emotionally mature science fiction spectacle that doesn’t trust us enough to understand its own intelligence

Review: The Souvenir

Film Jesse Horowitz - September 5, 2019

Despite some issues with narrative cohesion, The Souvenir is a bold and deeply compelling story bolstered by great performances and solid filmmaking.

Review: Aziz Ansari’s Right Now

Other Reviews Jesse Horowitz - July 28, 2019

Aziz Ansari returns with his latest stand up special Right Now which may not provide him atonement for his past but its a step in the right direction

Review: Ophelia

Film Jesse Horowitz - July 9, 2019

Despite a fantastic performance by Daisy Ridley and some solid filmmaking, Ophelia drowns in a sea of plot conveniences and lazy writing.

Review: Pet Sematary (2019)

Film Jesse Horowitz - April 14, 2019

Despite a few good ideas, the latest Pet Sematary adaptation starts mediocre and gets worse as it goes along.

Review: Roma

Film Jesse Horowitz - February 22, 2019

Alfonso Cuaron’s Roma is the perfect culmination of themes that he has spent his entire career developing, and a masterpiece of writing and filmmaking.

In Appreciation Of: Marty (1955)

Features Jesse Horowitz - February 13, 2019

Whether you are spending Valentine's Day alone or with a partner. Marty (1955) is an under the radar film worth seeking out

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