Sorry/Not Sorry Film Review: Louis CK’s Victims Speak
Sorry/Not Sorry examines Louis CK’s misconduct, downfall, and the sociological impact of his comeback as his victims address the unseen effects of his behavior.
Sleep Film Review: A Nightmare Awakens
Jason Yu’s haunting debut feature Sleep dissects how far a couple will go to protect their newborn baby when a sinister force enters their bedroom.
Longlegs Film Review: Exquisite Trip to Hell
Longlegs exquisitely portrays the feeling of being trapped in a hellish situation where it seems like outside forces are manipulating your life path.
I Am: Celine Dion Film Review: Earnest Vulnerability
I Am: Celine Dion is an earnest, vulnerable look at the singer’s struggles with Stiff Person Syndrome and her fierce desire to return to the stage once again.
A Quiet Place Day One Review: Why Stay Alive in the Apocalypse?
A Quiet Place: Day One finds a nice balance between spectacle and character, with a story far more personal than the marketing led on.
Fancy Dance Film Review: Formidable Family Bonds
Fancy Dance is a poignant film that explores unyielding family bonds, and discrimination Native American communities face regarding missing person cases.
The Conqueror: Hollywood Fallout Film Review
William Nunez’s The Conqueror: Hollywood Fallout is a compassionate documentary that explores a cinematic flop in fascinating ways.
Chronicles of a Wandering Saint Film Review
Brimming with love for the mundane, Tomás Gómez Bustillo’s Chronicles of a Wandering Saint is a charming depiction of religion and modern life.
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.
