‘Better Together: Furman’s Championship Quest’ Review: Dream Big
The winning combination for sports fans and cinephiles alike, 'Better Together' tells an electric story of triumph.
‘Them That’s Not’ Review: Breaking Through Emotional Avoidance
In this award-winning short film, the identity of being an outsider is told through the lens of empathy and grace.
‘Nothing Solid’ Review: A Mystery Illness Gets the Hollywood Treatment
Art imitates life in 'Nothing Solid,' which draws inspiration from her battle with cyclic vomiting syndrome.
‘How I Spent My Summer Vacation’ Review: You Only Live Once
The film offers a reminder that the purpose of life isn't to live small; rather, it's to live out loud.
‘A Week’ Review: Revenge is a Dish Best Served Hot
Seven days is all it takes for one woman to reach her breaking point.
‘The Elephant in the Room’ Review: Finding Mr. Right (Literally)
No matter what side you lean politically, there is much to admire in this charming indie feature.
‘Hamnet’ Review: Shakespeare in Mourning
A story about suffering and silence. It's also a story of perseverance, maternal ferocity, and human connection.
‘It Happened In August’ Review: Navigating Life’s Unpredictability
'It Happened in August' explores the growth potential in challenging times.
‘Flight 182’ Review: Relives the Moments Before Unspeakable Tragedy
Through intimate storytelling, 'Flight 182' holds space for grief, love, and generational strength.
‘Mariana Ant’ Review: A Creative Homage to a Spanish Fabel
An uptempo and creative homage to the folklore and culture of Spain.
‘Bijupirá’ Review: The Sea and a Sense of Belonging
An intimate story about the quiet encounters that define our existence.
‘Seeds From Kivu’ Review: A Compassionate Doctor Turns Tragedy into Hope
The film focuses on the work of Dr. Denis Mukwege, world-renowned human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
‘In Need of Seawater’ Review: Poetry Comes Alive
In this inspiring short doc, poet Mark Anthony Thomas returns to the poems that shaped his early creative life.
‘Rebuilding’ Review: The Beauty in Beginning Again
In his follow-up to 'A Love Song,' director Max Walker-Silverman returns to the familiar genre of quiet humanist drama.
‘Christy’ Review: A Subpar Retelling of a Knockout Story
Starring Sydney Sweeney, 'Christy' tells the true story of one woman's battle for victory within and outside of the boxing ring.
