
Harry Potter at 25: Revisiting the First Cinematic Spell
By ALEXANDER LARMAN
|This is director and writer Niclas Larsson’s debut feature and it is confident in approach, if not always consistent in tone.

“Mother, Couch” is an indie movie with an all-star cast — which is, in and of itself, a common phenomenon. Big name Hollywood-types will cast their lot with cult-size filmmakers for a variety of reasons, some of them cynical (fostering one’s cinematic street-cred) and others not (belief in the storyteller’s vision). A pay cut is usually in the offing and sometimes paying out of pocket. That, and people like to work. Never underestimate an artist’s love for the artform.

By ALEXANDER LARMAN
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By LAWRENCE KUDLOW
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By THE NEW YORK SUN
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By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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By JENNIFER DOHERTY
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By THE NEW YORK SUN
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By DONALD KIRK
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By LUKE FUNK
|“Mother, Couch” is an indie movie with an all-star cast — which is, in and of itself, a common phenomenon. Big name Hollywood-types will cast their lot with cult-size filmmakers for a variety of reasons, some of them cynical (fostering one’s cinematic street-cred) and others not (belief in the storyteller’s vision). A pay cut is usually in the offing and sometimes paying out of pocket. That, and people like to work. Never underestimate an artist’s love for the artform.
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