Review: ‘Alone Together’Katie Holmes Second Directorial Film Is Pandemic Love Story That Falls Flat
Alone Together is the sophomore directorial debut of veteran actress Katie Holmes who got her rise by starring in the TV series Dawson’s Creek...
Review: ‘My Name Is Sara’Secrets Weight Heavy In Holocaust Drama About A Jewish Girl...
My Name Is Sara tells the true life-story of 13-year-old Sara Góralniak (newcomer Zuzanna Surowy) whose family and all the other Jews from her...
Review: ‘Hot Seat’Mel Gibson And Kevin Dillon Star In Cheesy Cyber Thriller That's Easily...
Hot Seat is the latest cyber thriller to come out that features a cast of veteran actors who do their best to bring real...
Review: ‘The Lost Girls’Hot Mess 'Peter Pan' Reimagining Was Best Left Alone
The Lost Girls is the latest inspired adaption of the classic tale of Peter Pan presented by Vertical Entertainment. The story chronicles four generations...
Review: ‘The Score’Will Poulter, Johnny Flynn, And Naomi Ackie's British Musical Heist Film Is...
The Score is a British musical heist film that is written and directed by Malachi Smyth (Gateway 6, Ghost Machine). From the producers of...
Review: ‘Eiffel’French Film Brings Passion, Heart, And Soul To Tale Of Infamous Gothic Tower
Eiffel is a French (with English subtitles) film freely inspired by forbidden romance centered around the 19th Century and infamous engineer, Gustave Eiffel. Previously...
Review: ‘Benediction’War Poet Siefried Sassoon's Life Is Explored Through Slow And Messy Timelines
Benediction takes a dramatic look into the legendary 20th Century English war poet Siegfried Sassoon. His life-long quest for personal salvation is revealed through...
Review: ‘Hit The Road’Panah Panahi Debuts Iranian New Wave Film About A Road-Tripping Family...
Kino Lorber is pleased to present Hit The Road, a touching family drama from Iranian writer/director Panah Panahi. Panahi’s father, Jafar, who is considered...
Review: ‘Poupelle Of Chimney Town’Yusuke Hirota's Animated Directorial Debut Is A Delicate Yet Mature...
Poupelle of Chimney Town is a Japanese animated fantasy and is based on the picture book by Akihiro Nishino. It’s about a coastal and...
Review: ‘The Tale Of King Crab’ A Slow Burning Drama With Fresh Take Inspired...
The Tale of King Crab is a vivid and thought provoking Italian film debut from documentary filmmakers Alessio Rigo de Righi and Matteo Zoppis....