Lollipop Review: Hard Roads & Tender Hearts
Lollipop is a gritty drama about two women fighting for hope, family, and survival within a broken social care system.
Why We Dream Review: Why We Dare Return
Why We Dream, Meredith Danluck’s new WWII documentary, brings veterans back to the beaches of Normandy to reflect on the events of D-Day.
Materialists Film Review: Perfectly imperfect
Materialists reminds us that, when looking for a partner, we shouldn’t base our criteria on a rigid set of preconceived, restrictive preferences.
Rosemead Review: Mother’s Merciful Wrath
Eric Lin’s latest film, Rosemead, centers around a terminally ill mother facing the most morally complex question of her life.
The Scout Review: What Do You Really Want?
Paula Andrea González-Nasser’s The Scout effortlessly captures the moments of quiet contemplation that arise when trying to figure out one’s path.
Best Wishes to All Review: Cruel Awakening
Best Wishes to All is a fantastic horror movie that radiates evil, as it reveals a world in which happiness is limited and any goodwill is punished.
She Dances Review: Showing Up For Each Other
She Dances eloquently explores father-daughter relationships, the gift of genuine friendship and the power that comes from learning to let go.
Ride or Die Review: Right Place, Wrong Time
Ride or Die is a strong feature debut from Josalynn Smith that demonstrates the complexities of the human condition and the power of lust.
Inside (2025) Film Review: Impactful Festival Best
Charles Williams’ deeply affecting prison drama, Inside, is one of the best films of the year, and is sure to be a festival favorite.
The Rose: Come Back to Me Film Review
The Rose: Come Back to Me is an honest account of a K-rock band’s rise to fame and their determination to stay true to their identity.