We Are Not Ghouls Review: Guantanamo Doc Inspires
Poignant documentary We Are Not Ghouls chronicles military attorney Yvonne Bradley’s attempts to defend a Guantanamo prisoner and uncover a corrupt system.
Murina: Glasgow Film Review
Psychological drama Murina masterfully unfolds like a nightmare, as it follows an abusive father and the control he exhibits over his wife and daughter.
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent: Review
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent celebrates Nicolas Cage’s legacy with a funny, clever romp that both leans into and toys around with his sensibilities.
Crows Are White (Film Review): The Cages We Build & Escape
In Crows Are White, director Ahsen Nadeem visits a secretive Buddhist sect in Japan to shed light on humanity, religion, and what makes life worth living.
Mandrake (Shudder) Film Review
Lynne Davison’s Mandrake delivers on the tension and has an intriguingly creepy premise, but with such a tight edit it feels a little rushed.
