‘The Turtle’ Review: A Vehicle for Self-Reflection
Its modest production carries with it a plethora of meaty conflicts and conversational touch points.
‘The Snare’ Review: A Gritty Portrayal of Rock Bottom
Merlin Camozzi's crime thriller offers audiences a glimpse into a world you'd be fortunate to know nothing about.
‘The Last Mullet’ Review: The Fight for Freedom Starts with Hair
Inspired by true events, the film makes a lighthearted jab at a forbidden hairstyle that has very real consequences.
‘Love Song’ Review: An Old Flame Sparks New Inspiration
The short drama 'Love Song' is relatable in its portrayal of complicated relationship dynamics.
‘Everything I Own’ Review: Can You Save a Fractured Family?
Raw and unflinching, 'Everything I Own' is a cinematic portrayal of the five stages of grief.
‘Floored’ Review: That’s One Way to Face an Identity Crisis
This satirical short pokes fun at the identity crisis that career oriented women turned housewives face.
‘Hadestown’ Review: Broadway Comes to the Big Screen
Like Hamilton's live capture before it, Hadestown proves that musical theater can successfully translate in a movie theater.
‘6,000 Waiting’ Review: An Empathetic Call to Action
This short doc begs the question, "What happens when the greatest threat to a family isn’t tragedy, but waiting?"
