This is one of the year’s best films, and one of the most distinctive.

It’s an ambitious delight, a movie that doesn’t divide the faithful from the heretic but reminds them of their common needs.

The craft on display alone is enough to bring a tear to your eye. 

“Eternity” may as well be a small slice of heaven on earth: a good time at the movies.

The rich, multi-faceted feature directorial debut from Kahlil Joseph is an immersion into Blackness.

A fascinating and disquieting documentary.

An intriguing doc that juggles ’90s nostalgia with an optimism for student journalism that avoids over-sentimentality.

Southern wields the tropes in a stylistically over-determined way–jump-scares and all–which cheapens the delicate and poetic narrative.

Succinct, entrancing, and life-affirming.