Review: ‘Port Authority’Fionn Whitehead And Leyna Bloom Transcend In A Brutally Honest Queer Drama
Port Authority is not your “fresh off the bus” New York story. Paul (Fionn Whitehead) is a 20 year old recently paroled kid hoping...
Review: ‘Blow the Man Down’Small-Town Crime Comedy Is A Breath Of Fresh Air
Earlier this week, I said what every film critic says eventually, “I’m over what I’ve been seeing. I need a breath of fresh air.”...
Review: ‘C’mon C’monNewcomer Woody Norman Shows Joaquin Phoenix His Inner Child With Mike Mills'...
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Middleburg Film Festival coverage.*
The adult relationships one forms as a child are often the ones that...
Sundance Review: ‘Fresh’Sebastian Stan And Daisy Edgar-Jones Sink Their Teeth Into Mimi Cave's Deliciously...
The right role can completely change the way audiences see an actor. Martha Stewart allegedly broke off a relationship with Anthony Hopkins because she...
Review: ‘Spring Blossom’First-Time Filmmaker Suzanne Lindon Delivers A Refreshing, Triumphant Teen Drama
Spring has sprung, which means love is in the air – and on screen. In the refreshing coming of age romance Spring Blossom, a sixteen-year-old...
Review: ‘Flee’Animated Documentary Brilliantly Bends Genre In Telling A Refugee's Story
In his latest documentary, Danish filmmaker Jonas Poher Rasmussen keeps his subject’s identity anonymous. Despite this, Flee is easily one of the most personal...
Review: ‘Supernova’Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci Give Career High Performances in Moving Dementia Road...
I love a good “contained movie.” A film where the plot starts and ends over a short period time often has the greatest emotional...
Review: ‘Kajillionaire’Evan Rachel Wood Leads Miranda July's Layered Grifter Comedy
There’s a saying that money can’t solve your problems, but it sure does help. The new film Kajillionaire from director Miranda July, follows a...
Review: ‘The Climb’Buddy Comedy Finds The Funny In Toxic Friendships
*NOTE: This is a reprint of our review from the Sundance Film Festival.*
Having friends as an adult is not as easy as it is...
Review: ‘Swan Song’Udo Kier Finally Gets His Due In This Dazzling Dramedy
If you look on IMDb, the great character actor Udo Kier has appeared in over 250 film and television projects. None of them have...