'The Burial' review: Jamie Foxx makes his case - Los Angeles Times
Maggie Betts' follow-up to the under-appreciated 'Novitiate' is an unabashedly crowd-pleasing courtroom drama with a lot on its mind.
Stay updated with breaking news from Doug Wright. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Maggie Betts' follow-up to the under-appreciated 'Novitiate' is an unabashedly crowd-pleasing courtroom drama with a lot on its mind.
With a fresh Supreme Court term and an ex-president's fraud trial under way, it seems worth noting that we are living through an unexpectedly rich moment for courtroom dramas on-screen
Jamie Foxx deploys his movie star charm judiciously and skillfully as a litigator with swagger to spare in “The Burial,” a very entertaining courtroom drama.
"The Burial" filmmaker took a path that used to be standard for Sundance gems and now feels impossible to duplicate. Now, she's back — and evolved.
Broadway working mother Happy McPartlin prepares to participate in a concert with her fellow acting Mommies.