The Greatest Love Story Never Told Film Review
The Greatest Love Story Never Told gives viewers a glance at JLo’s love life and showcases why the singer, dancer, and actress was born to be a performer.
Last Swim Film Review: Charming Debut
Sasha Nathwani’s Last Swim is a bittersweet vignette of a teenage awakening, full of turbulence, laughter, and poignant realizations about what we all live for.
Sons (Vogter) Film Review: Claustrophobic Thriller
Sidse Babett Knudsen is sensational in Gustav Möller’s Sons (Vogter), a far-fetched but chilling prison thriller that explores morality, punishment, justice, and rehabilitation.
I Saw the TV Glow Review: Boldly Imaginative
Through the spellbinding hypnotic trip of a film I Saw the TV Glow, Jane Schoenbrun makes an unmatched statement to the world as a boldly imaginative filmmaker.
Dune Part Two Review: Villeneuve Continues to Push Boundaries
With precise vision and execution, Dune: Part Two is the kind of boundary-pushing blockbuster epic that will make you question how Villeneuve managed to achieve it in the first place.
Lovely, Dark and Deep review: Horror earns the title
In psychological and supernatural horror Lovely, Dark, and Deep, Lennon takes a job as a Canadian park ranger to track down her missing sister, but her search soon turns to survival.
Ordinary Angels: Film Review
Hilary Swank stars in Ordinary Angels, a heart wrenching true to life story of a father waiting for a liver transplant for his daughter to save her life.
The Outrun Film Review: A Whirlwind of a Journey
In Nora Fingscheidt’s stormy addiction drama The Outrun, Saoirse Ronan once again proves she’s an acting force to be reckoned with.
Architecton: Berlin Film Review
Architecton is one of the best documentaries to portray and discuss humanity’s place within the natural world since 1982’s groundbreaking Koyaanisqatsi.
Crossing Film Review: A Detailed Tapestry
Levan Akin’s latest drama, Crossing, is a glorious ode to the decency of humans and the richness of Istanbul.
