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Lance Li

Lance Li is a garlic pepper addict, an occasional photographer and writer of political prose, and an Economics student at University of Wisconsin–Madison. He can be searched on Letterboxd under “RedMoonRising,” and he’s written a few pieces on films for FrameRated.co.uk, The Daily Cardinal, and Madison Journal of Literary Criticism.

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Lance's Latest Articles

In a spacious and opulent house, two sisters stand at a medium shot in a sunlit room and look out to the right (through an unseen window). Both women have dark brown hair that is pulled back. They also both wear comfortable, long-sleeve clothing.
Evaluating tenderness and depth of family dynamics in “Sentimental Value”

Grant Phipps and Lance Li argue in favor of and against the artistic framework of Joachim Trier's latest psychological family drama.

A cropped still from the film "One Battle After Another" shows a disheveled middle-aged man standing on an open desert road. He wears a plaid-patterned bathrobe over a plain grey shirt and black pants. He holds a rifle up with his right arm and holds out a small black device in his left. The man peers into the distance with a concerned expression. A sports car that he's driven is parked in the middle of the road with the driver's side door open.
“One Battle After Another” reclaims hope in its cluttered, unpretentious, momentous rhythms

Paul Thomas Anderson's latest epic satire is currently screening at all theaters in the Madison area.