Review: ‘The Human Factor’Dror Moreh’s Documentary Examines The Mideast Peace Process During The Clinton...
One of the most complicated things of the 20th and 21st centuries is the peace process between Israel and Palestine. This has been going...
Review: ‘The Water Man’David Oyelowo Brings Heart And Soul To His Directorial Debut
Actor David Oyelowo already is somewhat of a treasure. The Golden Globe, Screen Actors Guild, and Image Award-nominated actor (who rarely phones it in)...
Review: ‘The Killing Of Two Lovers’Clayne Crawford Gives A Career-Defining Performance About The Breakdown...
Let’s just keep it 100. Marriage is hard. The idea of a union between two people who love each other is often, well, for...
Review: ‘The Man In The Hat’Ciarán Hinds Charms In A “Silent” Road Trip Comedy...
The Man In The Hat right off is a tough movie to define. It’s a comedy, but really is quirkier than but-gusting. It’s silent,...
Review: ‘Sweet Tooth’Netflix Delivers A Near Perfect YA Apocalypse Series Full Of Charm And...
When making a TV show surrounding a pandemic in today’s climate, timing and precision is everything. We kind of like post-apocalyptic pandemic movies/shows (The...
Review: ‘Spirit Untamed’A Girl And Her Horse Ride Free In A De Facto Remake...
It’s kinda crazy that Dreamwork’s Spirit franchise has been going strong for 19 years! When first introduced in 2002, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron...
Review: ‘Fatherhood’Kevin Hart Flexes His Dramatic Muscles In A Charming Film About A Struggling...
Kevin Hart is sometimes an acquired taste. In most (just about all) of his film, he plays the short wisecracking sidekick (usually to The...
Review: ‘Sweet Thing’Alexandre Rockwell Directs The S*it Out Of His Wife And Kids In...
Often it feels like Hollywood has a nepotism conundrum, where it just seems that there are pretty much dynasties nowadays of filmmakers/actors putting their...
Review: ‘Broken Diamonds’Ben Platt And Lola Kirke Sparkle As Siblings Dealing With Loss And...
“Your sister didn’t ruin your life, her illness did.”
Often when dealing with mental illness in film, it’s historically been used for comedy purposes in...
Review: ‘Ailey’Director Jamila Wignot’s Fascinating Documentary Examines Alvin Ailey’s Life And Honors His Dance...
Legendary choreographer Alvin Ailey has become synonymous with dance and creativity. This is mainly due to him creating the worldwide famous and renowned Alvin...