‘Growing Pains’ Review: On Surviving Adolescence With Your Best Friend

This teenage drama serves as a reminder that, with solid friendships, we can get through anything.

‘The Birds Who Fear Death’ Review: Spotlighting Local Indigenous Struggles

Visually impressive, the film spotlights the side effects of prioritizing economic wealth over quality of life.

‘A Time of Reflections’ Review: A Passion Project That Sparks Joy

A plea to the overworked people in our society to stop and smell the roses.

‘Nightcap’ Review: A Young Man Terrorized by Job Interview Anxiety

Internalized paranoia can lead to real-life consequences in this ultra-indie short film.

‘September 5’ Review: Reliving an Olympic Nightmare

September 5 takes audiences into the control room of ABC studios on the fateful day that changed live broadcasting forever.

‘Blood Dried Hands’ Review: A New Take on the Conventional Genre Film

A unique take inside the mind of a serial killer who begins to fight with his own conscience.

‘American Meltdown’ Review: A Fun Joyride Into Homegrown Anarchy

A riotous 'coming-of-rage' story about a millennial woman trying to make it in America.

‘Sunflower Girl’ Review: A Heartwarming Story Detailing a Shared Human Experience

'Sunflower Girl' serves as a reminder that sometimes, the simplest message is the strongest.

‘Sunflower’ Review: A Gripping Drama Based on Horrific True Events

Inspired by the true story of the director’s grandmother, 'Sunflower' is a portrait of survival against all odds.

‘Conclave’ Review: Succession For the Religious Sect

Starring bonafide thespians Ralph Fiennes and Stanley Tucci, is an electrifying and visually stunning tour de force.

‘Memoir of a Snail’ Review: A Misfit Finds Peace in This Stunning Stopmotion Drama

The film's dark and gothic aesthetic encases a soft and bittersweet story.

‘The American Question’ Review: How to Get Democracy Back on Track

Responding to the common good instead of self-interest is the first step toward our country's much-needed makeover.

‘The Waiting Game’ Review: The Ongoing Drama Surrounding the ABA/NBA Merger

The fight for recognition, dignity and justice for the players who largely invented the modern game of basketball.

‘We’re Not Done Yet’ Review: The Simple Pleasure of Reconnection

A highly intimate and personal love letter about the art of reconnection.

‘Anora’ Review: An Electrifying Odyssey Through Love, Loss, and New York City

Much like its titular character, 'Anora' is a straight-shooting, no-BS, mesmerizing odyssey that is impossible to forget.

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