Dìdi Film Review: First-Gen Coming of Age Drama
In his feature debut Dìdi, Academy Award nominated filmmaker Sean Wang tackles the immigrant experience and coming of age in California in the 2000s.
Things Will Be Different Review: Twisted Time Travel
Felker’s creativity, accompanied by the film’s flawless execution and cast efforts, makes Things Will Be Different a festival best.
Brandy Hellville & The Cult of Fast Fashion Review
Brandy Hellville & The Cult of Fast Fashion showcases the exploitation of workers at one of the world’s most beloved clothing brands.
Much Ado About Dying Review: Study on Life
With Much Ado About Dying, Simon Chambers gives a spotlight to the unglamorous moments and unconditional love that comes from caring for our elders.
Resynator Review: The Man behind the synthesizer
Resynator features high-quality storytelling and unique filmmaking choices. It tells the fascinating story of the synthesizer and Don Tavel’s life and career.
The Black Sea: SXSW Film Review
The Black Sea is surprisingly deep, occasionally humorous, and consistently heartfelt, featuring an excellent Derrick B. Harden as its central character.
The In Between Review: Growing Up, Grieving Well
The In Between is a heart-stirring journey which ponders the joy and pain of adolescence and the ongoing struggle of finding joy in the midst of grief.
Malta Film Review: Realistic & Relatable
With pristine directing and exceptional performances, Malta delivers an earnest portrayal of challenging family dynamics and the complexities of adulthood.
Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story Review
Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story posthumously gives the titular unsung icon of the 60s’ R&B movement the flowers she always deserved.
Puffin Rock and the New Friends: NYICFF Film Review
Puffin Rock and the New Friends, a feature length continuation of the Irish children’s show, is a gorgeously animated story that captures the fears and hopes of childhood.