Copa 71 Review: Vital Look at Lost Recent History
James Erskine and Rachel Ramsay’s film Copa 71 is a transportative journey into the unbelievable forgotten 1971 Women’s World Cup.
The Imaginary Review: Heartbreaking Anime Film
The Imaginary may wear its influences on its sleeve, but its gut-wrenching emotional moments and gorgeous animation more than make up for it.
Darkest Miriam Review: Abstract, Moving Film
In her abstract, yet moving new film Darkest Miriam, Naomi Jaye employs a historic Italian opera to tell a modern story about loss, grief and courage.
Inside Out 2 Review: Refreshing, Emotional Sequel
Disney and Pixar’s Inside Out 2 is an awesome sequel with heart that adds to a fantastic world and features a standout performance from Maya Hawke.
Restless Film Review: Alone Once Again
In her new film, Restless, Lyndsey Marshal gives a tour-de-force performance as a woman on the verge of an epic meltdown.
Jazzy Film Review: Adolescent Innocence
Morrisa Maltz bottles the feeling of adolescence in her new film Jazzy, a sensitive look at the fantastical elements of girlhood.
Family Therapy Review: A “Perfect” Family
Yorgos Lanthimos meets Bong Joon Ho in Family Therapy, a twisted satire about an ultra rich, “perfect” family who welcomes a stranger into their glass home.
Sacramento Review: Introspective Buddy Comedy
Michael Angarano breathes life back into the buddy comedy genre with his clever and introspective new film Sacramento.
Daddio Film Review: The Payoff of Vulnerability
Writer-director Christy Hall’s heartfelt directorial debut feture Daddio lets Dakota Johnson and Sean Penn’s charisma ride shotgun.
Brats (2024) Film Review: The Brutality of Labels
With Brats, Andrew McCarthy pulls back the curtain on the damming “Brat Pack” label given to the rising stars of the 1980s film scene.
