Breaking The News: Tribeca Film Review
Gripping documentary Breaking the News offers Tribeca Film Festival attendees a look into what it takes for journalists to fight for what’s right.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Review
Sony’s Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is one of the greatest animated films ever made, with its gripping story, unbelievable animation, and tremendous voice performances.
May December: Cannes Film Review
In his latest film, May December, Todd Haynes delivers a romantic drama with the feel of a psychological thriller.
The Old Oak: Film Review
With The Old Oak, Ken Loach depicts an ode to hope, a strong reminder of how crucial solidarity and community can be.
Elemental: Cannes Film Review
Heart-warming and moving, Elemental shows that Pixar still knows how to create a beautiful and timely film.
Barry Season 4 Review
Though season 4 of Barry is darker than ever, Berg and Hader’s arresting final act is an unflawed masterpiece, delivering a jaw-dropping, satisfying conclusion.
Perfect Days Film Review: Kōji Yakusho Excels
With Perfect Days, Wim Wenders allows for a bittersweet portrayal of ordinary life in Tokyo with an exceptional Koji Yakusho.
Amanda Film Review: Complete Comfort
Amanda showcases what it’s truly like to be a mid-twenties woman in a life that’s often isolating, as our protagonist navigates her days in Italy.
Goodbye Julia: Cannes Film Review
Goodbye Julia’s commitment to finding the personal in the political bolsters its plea for peace in the ongoing Sudan-South Sudan conflict.
You Hurt My Feelings: Film Review
Julia Louis-Dreyfus gives another great performance in You Hurt My Feelings, a story about awkward interpersonal conflicts.
