Category: Movie Reviews

Might be Sho Miyake at his best. 

It may not leave you cheering in the end, but it will give you something to think about the next time the Olympics come around. 

A spare, haunting, sometimes frustrating drama about a single dad driving his two young kids to Nebraska for his own private reasons.

This thoughtful, sympathetic film has an outstanding performance by Robert Aramayo.

Prioritizing white-knuckle thrills over excessive emotion and explaining is one of the most refreshing qualities of this gorgeously shot picture about survival and fortitude.

An affecting portrait of camaraderie, grace, and compassion under crisis. 

Richard Gadd is a bloody artist.

“Michael” isn’t a movie. It’s a filmed playlist in search of a story.

An exhilarating debut that courses with an all-enveloping urgency and life, even if you may occasionally want to look away.

A roller-coaster political
thriller.