Review: ‘Pieces of Her’Toni Collette Can't Save Netflix's Weak Adaption Of Karin Slaughter's Best-Seller
How well do we know our parents and how does their unknown trauma impact our own identities? That’s the question director Minkie Spiro and...
Review: ‘Fresh’Sebastian Stan And Daisy Edgar-Jones Sink Their Teeth Into Mimi Cave's Deliciously Dark...
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Sundance 2022 coverage. Fresh streams exclusively on Hulu beginning March 4th.*
The right role can completely change...
Reviews: ‘Family Squares’Too Many Characters Hurt This Margo Martindale, Judy Greer-Led Zoom Comedy
Many tried to make a film over the course of the pandemic. Some efforts have been more successful than others (see Ride the Eagle...
Review: ‘The Sky Is Everywhere’Josephine Decker Visually Explores Grief In A24's New Coming Of...
In the 2010s, nothing quite rocked the independent film world like a coming-of-age tale about an emotionally charged teenager based on an acclaimed Young...
Review: ‘The Worst Person In The World’Renate Reinsve Takes A Star-Making Turn In Norway's...
NOTE: This review was originally part of our 2021 Middleburg Film Festival coverage.
Though not yet selected by its home country, The Worst Person in the...
Sundance Review: ‘Piggy’Carlota Pereda's Brutal Body Horror Has Teeth
Body horror and mutilation are not the scariest things about filmmaker Carlota Pereda’s Piggy. Sure, a teenage girl covered in slashes slowly pulling herself...
Sundance Review: ‘Girl Picture’Director Alli Haapasalo Infuses Empathy Into A Warm Coming-Of-Age Film That...
In Finnish director’s Alli Haapasalo’s newest film, we follow three girls over three separate Fridays as they navigate their young adulthood. It’s a fairly...
Sundance Review: ‘The Janes’An In-Depth Reflection On An Important Chapter In Women's Reproductive Rights
Almost 49 years to the day, Roe v. Wade was decided by the Supreme Court. The controversial ruling granted all women the fundamental right...
Sundance Review: ‘Happening’Director Audrey Diwan Takes Us Back To 1963 In This Realistic Abortion...
Almost two years ago to the day, the abortion drama Never Rarely Sometimes Always premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Lauded for its raw...
Sundance Review: ‘The American Dream And Other Fairy Tales’Abigail Disney Questions Wage Inequality Within...
The one thing Disney Parks prides themselves on is how wonderful their staff aka castmembers are. The parks are known for their cleanliness and...