Some wounds don't heal. Not with time. Not with a mythical lake of water with the power to mend all ailments. And while we can try to forget, the mind will alw...
As we work into the second week of the New York Film Festival, the theatrical shift towards awards-season fare officially begins at your local multiple...
While Rita Baghdadi's documentary Sirens centers upon the first all-female thrash metal band from the Middle East, it's not really about the band. We follow th...
Life is about handling contradictions. And they all demand that we choose between compromising, conceding, or refusing to back down—whether it's opposite a fam...
There's a reason Carlota Pereda films Sara (Laura Galán) urinating through her clothes as an old friend (Irene Ferreiro's Claudia), who's drifted away towards ...
It's the New Dark Ages and the world has devolved to mimic a YA novel's class system with the poor left to fend for themselves in desolate wastelands while the...
There's a crucial point of clarity in the director's notes for The Justice of Bunny King wherein director Gaysorn Thavat admits one of her goals for the film w...
Miami kingpin Estelle (Kate Bosworth) is looking for insurance. Not because she doesn't trust her usual muscle Cuda (Antonio Banderas) anymore, but because she...
With Sidney Poitier's own voice providing the narrative backbone to Reginald Hudlin's documentary Sidney, we get to rediscover just what a wonderful storytelle...
"Malevolent" is the word Dennis (writer-director Scott Friend) uses to describe his estranged brother Roger (Will Brill). That's quite the adjective without co...
