Bursting with profiles ...
Our man Jim Jarmusch is having a productive phase, culminating with the highly anticipated slice of life about a poetry-writing bus driver, starring Adam Driver, "Paterson."
The nearly three-hour German farce that has been universally praised, "Toni Erdmann."
Ken Loach doesn't let up at 80, still championing the oppressed working class with "I, Daniel Blake."
We've never seen the August Wilson play, so let's add Denzel Washington's "Fences" to the list.
Pablo Larrain ("Tony Manero") has two strikes against him ("No," "The Club"); he gets one more chance with the biography of the postwar Chilean poet, "Neruda."
It's a long-shot, but we're instantly nostalgic for the Obama era, so we might check out the biopic of his college years, "Barry."
Belatedly, word of mouth has us adding the Amy Adams sci-fi think piece, "Arrival."
A discussion of film, music, culture and divine intervention from the Pop Zeus.
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