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Role	Film and TV Writer
Location	Brooklyn, New York, USA
Expertise	TV, Film and Entertainment, Rotten Tomatoes Approved
Contribution	62 articles published since September 2019

Michael Frank

Michael Frank is a film critic and entertainment journalist based out of Brooklyn, New York, and he joined Ready Steady Cut in September 2017, publishing over 80 articles for the website. Michael’s eye for Film and TV has gotten him noticed, and he has become a Rotten Tomatoes-certified critic.

As well as writing for Ready Steady Cut, Michael’s experience and knowledge have landed him in other high-profile publications, such as RogerEbert, Polygon, Paste Magazine, and The Film Stage.

As well as having a passion for Film and TV, Michael enjoys decaffeinated coffee, breweries, and books (especially by Emily St. John Mandel).

Michael Frank

Articles by Michael Frank

The New Pope season 1, episode 6 recap - new faces, big changes, and finally papal movement

The New Pope season 1, episode 5 recap – both popes grow in popularity

The New Pope season 1, episode 4 recap - a nuns-cardinals war begins

The New Pope season 1, episode 3 recap - another new pope gives his first address

Sundance 2020: Documentary Pairs – Acasa, My Home and malni—towards the ocean, towards the shore

Sundance 2020: Minari review – a caring, thoughtful, personal look into one family’s American dream

Sundance 2020: Luxor review – a quiet trip on the Nile down memory lane

Sundance 2020: The Night House review - big noise, big scares, and big fun

Sundance 2020: Dinner In America review - messy, warm, and unapologetically punk

The New Pope season 1, episode 2 recap: a measured, emotional man takes center stage

Troop Zero review: a warm, quirky film about being remembered

The New Pope season 1, episode 1 recap - procedures and plentiful popes

Missing Link review - gorgeous, low-stakes, action-packed fun

Waves Review: A Powerful and Essential Family Drama Which Grows Into One Of The Best Movies Of The Year

Harriet Review: How Did They Mess This Up?

Tu Me Manques (NewFest 2019) Review: Powerful in Concept, Yet Uneven in Execution

To the Stars (NewFest 2019) Review: A Beautiful Look Inside the Pains of High School in the 1960s

Drag Kids (NewFest 2019) Review: A Documentary Strutting With Tiny Joy

One Taxi Ride (NewFest 2019) Review: A Story That Desperately Needs To Be Told

Jojo Rabbit Review: A World Filled With Sweetness, Satire, and the Pure Confusion of War