‘Raw’ Review: Campus Cannibalism Has Never Been More Cinematic
A college vegetarian realizes she’s thirsty for love, sex, and possibly, human flesh.
‘Burning Sands’ Review: Underground Hazing Is Seen Through a Different Lens
"Lamda Lamda Phi 'til we die."
‘The Last Word’ Review: Shirley MacLaine Sticks To Strong Female Stereotypes
A reminder that we all have the potential to improve.
‘Lovesong’ is a Beautiful Breath of Fresh Air
I now know why this little indie film has made the industry's "Best of" lists.
Interview,Sundance Film Festival
Composer Keegan DeWitt on Seeking the ‘Sad Little Happiness’
"It’s obviously not always that simple, but I enjoy the challenge of it."
‘Dying Laughing’ Review: Comedians’ Pain Gets the Spotlight
Jerry Seinfeld, Kevin Hart, and more discuss struggles and stresses.
‘As You Are’ Review: An Edgy Look at Youth, Angst, and Sexuality
A skater boy struggles with his sexuality.
‘My Life as a Zucchini’ Review: Seek Out the Original Swiss Language Version For Its Full Charm
In this case, authenticity is crucial.
‘Lion’ Review: A Destiny is Discovered In This Heartwarming Film
An electrifying journey, but be ready for the waterworks.
‘Columbus’ Review: A Distinct, Harmonious Festival Standout
Online video essayist turned film director's debut.
‘A Ghost Story’ Review: A Cinematic Treasure Trove for Film Lovers
"A Ghost Story" gives us eternity in an hour. (And a half).
‘To The Bone’ Review: A Worthy Debut From One of TV’s Fiercest, Funniest Female Writers
The dive into mental health is weighty but did I mention it's also very funny?
‘Person to Person’ Review: Dry Humor Fuels This Eccentric Ensemble Comedy
Not a "one size fits all" comedy.