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Conversations with Friends signifies the new age of storytelling with its refreshing meditation on morality and love.
Sophia Silver’s Over/Under explores the growing pains of adolescence in her moving coming-of-age drama.
Even eighty years after its release, Alfred Hitchcock’s psychodrama Rebecca is still one of the most haunting films in Hollywood.
Casablanca Beats is an eye-opening and uplifting film that encourages rap as a revolutionary tool for change in a highly religious, indigent society.
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With Moonlight, Barry Jenkins creates a modern-day classic with his breathtaking portrayal of an African American gay man who comes-of-age in a fractured society.
Camille Griffin’s satirist Christmas film Silent Night is ambitious in its social commentary but forgettable in its narrative and nuance.
King Richard is a heart-warming biopic that highlights the power of familial love and its ability to make dreams come true.
Birds of Paradise tackles crucial coming-of-age dilemmas through the journey of two exceptional ballet dancers.