If you had to prove that you were worthy of life, could you? Do you only see the […]
Category Archive: Quick Review
Director Guilluame Brac‘s new film “A L’abordage” is a heart-felt story of unexpected friendships, summer romance and self-discovery. […]
Taking place during the English colonization of Ireland, “Wolfwalkers” (directed by Tomm Moore & Ross Stewart) is a […]
Hao Wu‘s new documentary “76 Days” is definitely a film of its time — this is cinéma-vérité at […]
“Driving While Black” is PBS’s new documentary that chronicles Black mobility in America throughout our history. Starting with […]
The individual vs. the collective…political awakenings…being unsatisfied with bourgeois success…fighting to rise above your station and “Romeo & […]
Film allows us to take a peek into the lives of others — see their hopes and dreams […]
Every few years or so, there is a film that comes out that is based on true horrific […]
From the moment “Shadow in the Cloud” opens with the WWII news reel animation talking about gremlins (yes, […]
Thomas Vinterberg‘s “Another Round” may seem like a middle-aged man’s version of a frat film, but in the […]
