Category: Movie Reviews

“Rebuilding” is a gentle, empathetic ode to resilience, a story of a man at a crossroads he never planned to visit.

Ultimately, it’s a tedious genre exercise undone by an undercooked narrative and its allergy to mystery.

Although there is no record in the Bible regarding the goings-on in the life of Jesus Christ between the ages of 12  and 30, many over the years have taken it upon themselves to speculate what he might have been up to during that time. Perhaps the most entertaining take on this idea was “Jesus […]

“Come See Me in the Good Light” renders the subject with profound intimacy.

“Left-Handed Girl” was made with a lot of ingenuity, verve and heart.

An unnerving character study that often borders on thriller territory.

It’s flat, it’s grey, and it only satisfies if you want a sad, familiar mess to look down on.

There’s enough to like here to forgive a film whose ambition exceeds its reach.

For an eight-episode watch amongst a vast sea of dreck, this is damn good stuff.

“Playdate” is an ugly, mean, humorless movie.