film reviews
‘A Tree of Life: The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting’ is a tragically relevant documentary
October 28, 2022The stories and struggles expressed in this film aren’t presented as something for viewers to just passively absorb.
Read more‘TÁR’ review: A riveting character study dissecting identity, corruption, and cancel culture
October 7, 2022The new psychological drama TÁR is an intense experience of watching the deconstruction of perhaps one of the most interesting characters to grace our screens in some time.
Read more‘Bros’ review: A historic LGBTQ-led rom-com with bite in predictable territory
September 30, 2022The film has grabbed headlines for being the first major studio gay rom-com, and the first studio movie starring and co-written by an openly gay man.
Read more‘Don’t Worry Darling’ review: An immersive psychological thriller, despite hard to ignore flaws
September 22, 2022Beautiful cinematography, focused directing, and a few compelling performances make Don’t Worry Darling an entertaining joy ride with substance.
Read more7 movies to celebrate Labor Day weekend
September 2, 2022In honor of Labor Day here are seven recommended movies to help you celebrate the spirit of working class life and struggle.
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