“Frances Ha” is the utterly charming, often hilarious and surprisingly moving new film from writer-director Noah Baumbach. The effervescent Greta Gerwig, both as co-writer and performer, gives the ...

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Brecken Hunter Wellborn (he/him) is an educator and critic based in Dallas, Texas. He holds a Master of Arts in Critical Media Studies and teaches film studies. His writing and research areas include ...

Comedy-drama. Starring Greta Gerwig and Mickey Sumner. Directed by Noah Baumbach. (R. 86 minutes.) Noah Baumbach keeps making his own kind of movie and getting better at it each time. His latest, ...

A slight and largely charming portrait of post-college woes, Noah Baumbach‘s deceptively simple “Frances Ha” is breezier than any of his previous ventures and indeed features considerably less ...

Noah Baumbach's 2005 breakthrough "The Squid and the Whale" is a great movie, but it should come with a warning. The dialogue and characters are so cutting and acidic, I was left looking for a ...

Although her trio of Academy Award winners as a director have propelled her career to new heady heights, Greta Gerwig's work as an actress is also worthy of immense praise. Out of a selection of ...

Xpress' 6th grade reviewer offers her thoughts on Pixar's latest gem. In talking about the film in an interview with me the other day, Gerwig noted, “You realize, ‘Well, I love it and if I love it ...

Here’s a film that takes a look at modern twenty-somethings in a fresh way. While in earlier generations, those in that age bracket (if they were fortunate to do four years of higher education, or a ...

Frances Ha is endearing, kind and, in many ways, Noah Baumbach’s best movie to date. One could trace his films, from his debut (Kicking and Screaming) to his most recent (Greenberg) and see a slow but ...