Category: Movie Reviews

The 40-minute running time feels just right.

It’s such a non-movie that it actually becomes difficult to review because there’s so little to hold onto that it dissipates from memory while you’re watching it.

This is a beautiful and contemplative film, with lovely messaging and a couple of sly twists.

The film grants hope for the women of Iran through its thick-skinned subject, putting her resume and grit on display.

“The Zodiac Killer Project” is fairly thin in both conception and execution.

A touching queer romance whose subtle rhythms pull us into its tender embrace. 

A captivating experiment, a vision of the future that ties itself to the themes of faith and identity that have dominated fiction since the start of the written word.

The songs may not be as catchy this time around, but “Wicked: For Good” really sings where it counts.

A touching eulogy for an actress of substance who was also a big personality.

“The American Revolution” is rich with detail and vibrant with intellectual filmmaking that seeks to serve as a definitive record of its subject.