SXSW: ‘Self-Portrait’ is a Voyeuristic Symphony of Our Daily Lives
A "candid peek of humanity" composed entirely of surveillance cameras.
Sundance: ‘Summering’ Celebrates Girlhood and Friendship
In 'Summering,' director James Ponsoldt tells the story of a group of friends who bond over their last days of summer.
Sundance: Celebrating ‘The Janes,’ Who Gave Abortions to Those in Need
A powerful portrait of strength, "The Janes" were an underground network of women who provided safe abortions for people in need.
AFI FEST: ‘Vera Dreams of the Sea’ Fights Against the Patriarchy
Director Kaltrina Krasniqi creates a tension-filled nightmare.
TIFF: ‘As In Heaven’ is a Visually Spellbinding Tale of Blind Faith
A cautionary tale about the dangers of misinformation and religion.
‘Love, Life and Goldfish’ Fantasia Review: A J-Pop Love Story
Based on the manga series “Sukutte Goran” by Noriko Otani and directed by Yukinori Makabe, this was the perfect introduction to J-pop for a novice like myself.
‘Alien on Stage’ Fantasia Review: Amateurs Remake a Sci-Fi Classic
The joy of 'Alien on Stage' comes from watching this ensemble of amateur actors, like a Christopher Guest film come to life.
Fantasia Fest 2021: 14 Films We’re Looking Forward to Seeing
Rounding up all of the standouts that we're looking forward to checking out at this year's Fantasia Fest 2021.
AFI Fest: Sofia Coppola, ‘Apples’ and ‘My Psychedelic Love Story’
Closing out the fest with a Sofia Coppola Q&A and our final capsule reviews.
AFI Fest: ‘Jumbo,’ ‘Notturno,’ ‘On the Record’ and More
Mid-way through the virtual festival, and we've got a ton of capsule reviews to share.
AFI Fest: ‘Sound of Metal,’ ’76 Days,’ and ‘Sisters With Transistors’
Kicking off this year's online festival with reviews of some of our most anticipated films.
AFI FEST: Showcasing The Best In Global Cinema
Another AFI FEST has come and gone, despite an unprecedented last-minute scheduling change, this year's festival continued to showcase the best in cinema.
Horsing Around in the Quirky Comedy ‘The Death of Dick Long’
Director Daniel Scheinert's brand of silly-meets-sincere jokes has come to be known (or should definitely come to be known) as a new and deserving style in comedy.
