The Fishing Place Review: War Drama with Big Risks
For most viewers, The Fishing Place, a moving World War II drama, will likely be judged by its breaking of formal filmmaking conventions.
Good Bad Things Review: Love & Disability
In Good Bad Things, director Shane Stanger and disabled actor Danny Kurtzman bring a unique and necessary perspective to the rom-com genre.
Okja Film Review: A Pig-turesque Adventure
Okja brings us face-to-face with our own fragile position in nature, raising important questions about animals and their place in the world.
Not An Artist Film Review: Artistic Questions
In Not An Artist, Alexi Pappas and Jeremy Teicher examine what it means for someone to use the title of artist and whether that designation is desirable.
Where the Wind Comes From: Film Review
Where the Wind Comes From is a powerfully emotional drama. Eya Bellagha’s performance is stellar in this resonant and insightful film.
Third Act Review: Deeply Personal Documentary
In his enlightening and deeply personal documentary Third Act, Tadashi Nakamura tells the story of his remarkable father Robert.
Mythic Quest Season 4 Review: Game On!
Mythic Quest season 4 plays it safe, but it remains one of the most enjoyable ensemble workplace comedies on television today.
Companion Review: An Unnerving Love Story
With Companion, writer/director Drew Hancock crafts quite the twisted horror love story featuring a phenomenal performance from Sophie Thatcher.
Brother Orange Review: An Unlikely Friendship
A stolen phone leads to a viral internet sensation in Brother Orange, a heartfelt documentary about friendship and cultural connection.
The Colors Within Review: What Colour is Your Heart?
Naoko Yamada’s The Colors Within is a sweet and low-stakes story about religion, friendship and the undeniable power of music.
