Author: jose

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.

Every bit as exciting and heartwarming and imaginative as the Oscar-winning original and maybe even funnier.

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.