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Daily Archives: May 19, 2016
Movie Review: “The Lobster”
The totalitarianism of Tribalism is skewered without anesthetic in the darkly unpleasant satire “The Lobster,” a film about couples and loners and the ways they enforce their norms on others. Then again, maybe not. The latest obscure musings by Greek … Continue reading
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