The Ties That Bind Us (L’Attachement) Film Review
The Ties That Bind Us (L’Attachement) is a moving, humanistic drama about love, family, connection and the unexpected turmoils of life.
Space Cowboy Film Review: Takes Your Breath Away
Space Cowboy tells the revealing and engaging story of pioneering skydive cinematographer Joe Jennings, with moments that take your breath away.
The Witness (Shahed) Review: Poignant & Powerful
Nader Saeivar’s The Witness (Shahed) clinically and powerfully portrays the bravery of those who stand up and refuse to be intimidated.
Aïcha (2024) Film Review: Powerful Statement
Set in Tunisia after the revolution, Aïcha is a story of second chances and self-growth in the face of tragedy and despair.
Carissa Film Review: Poignant & Introspective
Devon Delmar and Jason Jacobs’ stunning Carissa is a poignant look at purpose, place and reconciling circumstance.
Joker: Folie à Deux Review – Two Become One
Arthur Fleck and Joker become one in Joker: Folie à Deux, a sequel that manages to stay true to the character and let him grow without turning him into a fully fledged hero or villain.
Look Into My Eyes Review: Utter Vulnerability
Look Into My Eyes, the latest film by director Lana Wilson, takes an unflinching look behind the scenes of New York City’s world of psychics.
TWST – Things We Said Today Film Review
Tackling anything from Beatlesmania to the Watts riots and the nature of memory, Andrei Ujică redefines the documentary genre in TWST – Things We Said Today, letting the 1960s speak for themselves.
Pavements Review: The World’s Most Important Movie About the World’s Most Important Band
In Pavements, director Alex Ross Perry and editor Robert Greene subvert the musical biopic genre and use the medium itself to capture the very essence of the band “Pavement”.
Queer Film Review: Guadagnino Goes Bold
Luca Guadagnino’s Queer is an exercise in exceptional filmmaking. It’s bold, raw and emotional, with a stunning central performance from Daniel Craig.
