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Paul Grimstad writes (Paris Review, New Yorker, London Review of Books, Times Literary Supplement, Music and Literature), teaches (Yale, NYU, Columbia), and composes film scores (Frownland, Heaven Knows What, the upcoming Jobe’z World and…

You’ve seen a version of Berlin Syndrome before. It’s the type of thriller where the heroine becomes romantically involved with someone who at first seems utterly perfect – handsome, caring, funny – but is later revealed to be a full-blown…

Lace Crater is one of those odd films one can only see on the big screen at festivals. It’s not a film that will find a wide audience as its low-budget and mumble-core stylistic features (naturalistic acting and improvised dialogue) can…