‘The Umesh Chronicles’ Review: Using Cinema as Poetic Language

Filmmaker Pooja Kaul's fingerprints are all over this delicate story of two hierarchies navigating a society in change.

‘B is for Bachata’ Review: Full of Heart, Hips, and Passion

Running just 13 minutes long, 'B is for Bachata' is a colorful homage to the significance of this style of dance.

‘Anwar’ Review: Understanding the Beauty of Life and Death

Does mother always know best? The answer isn't so simple in director Fawaz Al-Matrouk's sci-fi drama.

‘Sly Lives! (aka The Burden of Black Genius)’ Review: Heavy is the Head that Wears the Crown

Using Sly Stone as his subject, Questlove investigates and interrogates the idea of Black genius and the expectations that come with it.

‘I Love You Forever’ Review: Heartbreak at the Hands of a Narcissist

Prince Charming quickly turns into Prince Creepy in the indie romantic drama 'I Love You Forever'.

‘Outrage’ Review: The Scary Simplicity of How Disinformation Spreads With Ease

'Outrage' puts a face to these otherwise hidden ethical dilemmas of modern journalism and digital deception.

‘Celebration’ Review: The Tragic Trajectory of Innocent to Ideological

Bruno Anković looks at the past to better understand the present in this historical drama.

‘Going Viral’ Review: Would You Sell Your Soul For Fame?

Imagine Ferris Bueller had a Gen Z desire for influencer fame.

‘The 4 Points’ Review: Exposing the Gritty Underbelly of LA Crime

'The 4 Points' offers adrenaline-pumping moments while exploring more heartfelt themes of redemption and brotherhood.

‘The Touch (Dodir)’ Review: A Story of Longing and Loving

The film successfully tackles deep themes of sisterhood, grief, and the resiliency it takes to keep going.

‘The Space Rodent’ Review: This Campy Comedy is a Fun Take on the Sci-Fi Genre

'The Space Rodent' is a humorously lo-fi genre film with incredible energy.

‘Maria’ Review: The Songbird Leaves the Cage

'Maria' blends the traditional biopic with surreal hallucinations and flashbacks, giving it a unique narrative structure.

‘Every Little Thing’ Review: Answering Nature’s Call, One Hummingbird at a Time

If any movie can restore faith in humanity, it's 'Every Little Thing'.

‘Stockton to Table Rock’ Review: Harnessing Strength During Difficult Times

Filmmaker Elliot Norton bravely shares his wife's story of survival amidst childhood abuse and lingering trauma.

‘The Last Showgirl’ Review: A Star is Born

Pamela Anderson gives a remarkably memorable performance, commanding the screen with a quiet but sturdy grace.

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