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Jason McKiernan

Jason McKiernan

Verified

Film Critic, Film Racket

Ohio

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literature, chinese film, food russian cinema, film festivals,russian film football, restaurants, chinese cinema books, cinema, film tv

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Political, legal

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Total articles 21

  • Marry Me movie review " Film Racket Movie Reviews

    By Jason McKiernan Verified| Film Racket@ There’s a blissful ignorance on display throughout Marry Me that is simultaneously discomfiting and wistful, its flowery romance presented though a lens of casual globe-hopping, packed concert venues, and glitzy nights on the town. Part of that is surely because it was shot pre-pandemic, another in the long line of films that have been sitting patiently on the shelf, awaiting a plausible release window.

    By Jason McKiernan Verified · Film Racket

    Feb. 10, 2022

  • Bergman Island movie review " Film Racket Movie Reviews

    By Jason McKiernan Verified| Film Racket@ As Chris and Tony make their way from mainland Sweden to the beautiful shores of Fårö Island, there’s an unmistakable sense the journey is transportive. Maybe it’s the general difficulty of the trip – traversing narrow roads, locating a port, parking on a boat, and floating casually to the island – but it’s hard to ignore the feeling that this couple is exiting one universe and entering another.

    By Jason McKiernan Verified · Film Racket

    Oct. 21, 2021

  • Marry Me movie review " Film Racket Movie Reviews

    By Jason McKiernan Verified| Film Racket@ There’s a blissful ignorance on display throughout Marry Me that is simultaneously discomfiting and wistful, its flowery romance presented though a lens of casual globe-hopping, packed concert venues, and glitzy nights on the town. Part of that is surely because it was shot pre-pandemic, another in the long line of films that have been sitting patiently on the shelf, awaiting a plausible release window.

    By Jason McKiernan Verified · Film Racket

    Feb. 10, 2022

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Film Racket

Ohio, United States