Night Swim: Film Review
Equipped with a generic storyline, poor CGI, and an overabundance of horror tropes, Night Swim is a mediocre swim in shallow waters.
The Settlers (Los Colonos): Film Review
With The Settlers (Los Colonos), Felipe Gálvez offers a piercing and cold look at the brutal actions in La Tierra del Fuego.
Apolonia, Apolonia: Lea Glob Film Review
Lea Glob’s documentary Apolonia, Apolonia, about artist Apolonia Sokol, is a soul stirring feminist odyssey which pays homage to the women who fight to be seen and heard.
Driving Madeleine: Film Review
Christian Carion’s Driving Madeleine delivers an important, heartening message about how often we forget the power of empathy in everyday human encounters.
T.I.M. (2023): Film Review
Though T.I.M. provides an effective setting and a decent performance from Eamon Farren, the film is a generic, predictable sci-fi thriller.
First Time Caller Review: Chilling One Room Thriller
Abe Goldfarb & J.D. Brynn’s First Time Caller is a chilling and enthralling one-room thriller that takes its micro-budget to the absolute limit.
Utama Film Review: Astonishing Debut
Utama, Alejandro Loayza Grisi’s astonishing debut, delivers a fresh new perspective on the climate crisis, telling a small story about a big subject matter.
Zuckerberg: King of the Metaverse Review
Charting the rise and rise of the Facebook founder, Sky’s new documentary Mark Zuckerberg: King of the Metaverse presents a figure still difficult to pin down.
