Author: jose

“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.

“In Your Dreams” is a wise and touching story about the challenges of family and of change.

“Arco” is pleasingly, gently prismatic, if never quite groundbreaking.

“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.