Guillermo del Toro’s old Hollywood throwback might be polarizing for some, but it is ultimately rewarding.
Reel Love Fest 2021: Milkwater
Morgan S. Ingari’s debut feature is a portrait of changing lives, through a unique, funny, and queer lens.
Review: Pain and Glory
In Almodóvar’s latest, Antonio Banderas gives the best performance of his career.
Review: Blinded by the Light
Both inspired and inspiration, this crowd-pleaser is well worth your time.
Review: Stuber
Kumail Nanjiani and Dave Bautista aren’t enough to elevate Stuber to the heights of action comedies it borrows from.
Review: Yesterday
Himesh Patel and Lily James and love for The Beatles carry a shallow script to new heights.
Review: Mary Poppins Returns
While a rehash of the original, there’s still enough spark in this sequel to bring you plenty of joy.
SXSW 2018: Anchor and Hope
Carlos Marques-Marcet’s film feels authentic and fun.
Review: American Made
Tom Cruise tries something different with great results.
Hot Docs 2017: Ask the Sexpert
An engaging, eye-opening film about the sexual taboos within Indian culture.
Tribeca 2017: November
A frightful, visually arresting tale that channels the works of Ingmar Bergman.
Review: Beauty and the Beast
This live-action take on Disney's classic is a musical that should enchant both fans old and new.
SXSW 2017: Tormentero
A strange enchanting story which foregrounds amazing visuals over a coherent story.
Review: A United Kingdom
A historical drama set amongst South African apartheid boasting great lead performances.