Film Review: Harriet Is One Of The Most Important Films Ever
Yes, that is a bold title, but American history, like most histories, is written by
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Film Review: Jojo Rabbit Proves No One Wins In War
Directed, written, and starring Taika Waititi, Jojo Rabbit completely furthers that he is awesome. It
Film Review: #FEMALE PLEASURE Should Be Cherished
It is always hard for me to watch documentaries about racism, classism, and sexism or
Film Review: Philophobia Is Natural For Adolescence
SYNOPSIS: Set in the rolling hills of the English countryside, Guy Davies’ Philophobia is a picture of
Film Review: Gemini Man Confronts A Soldier’s Past
Gemini Man is your typical action film, which is both its weakness and strength. On
Film Review: Joker Asks “Have you been kind?”
Watching Joker was rough. From the onset, it is clear that Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix)
Film Review: Judy Reveals The Dark Side of Fame
Directed by Rupert Goold and written by Tom Edge, Judy was a devastating look at
Film Review: Corporate Animals Is Savagely Funny!
In a world that grows evermore corrupt, how protective and even aggrandizing the average person
Film Review: Hustlers Is Fiercely Feminist
Synopsis: Hustlers follows a crew of savvy former strip club employees who band together to
Movie Review: IT Chapter Two Makes Pennywise Even Creepier
At nearly 3 hours, IT Chapter Two feels like the Avengers: Endgame of horror flicks.
Film Review: “Brittany Runs A Marathon” For Self- Care
While most of us discuss self-love, there is a step after it: self-care. For many
New York Latino Film Festival Review: A Filmmaker’s Dream
Entering the New York Latino Film Festival, created by Calixto Chinchilla, which took place between
Film Review: There Are Impossible Monsters Within Our Dreams
It always takes a punch to the ego for a man to reanalyze his dreams
Film Review: Dora The Explorer Is Gleefully Optimistic
Dora The Explorer is one of the most positive, childhood characters every created. For this
Film Review: After The Wedding Redefines Family
Written and directed by Bart Freundlich, After The Wedding plays like a quiet melodrama. It