Tag: Review

Misfit M. presents a striking form and look, as memorable as the woman it pays tribute to. Austin Ball and ...

In the same year that 1917 was released, the continuous shot film that has everyone talking, here comes a little ...

The abusive father figure. The characterization, depending on the creator’s skill, carries with it the power to deeply impact a ...

We Choose To Go shares its premise with Passengers and faintly echoes the emotional depth of Interstellar. With only 14 ...

Writer-Director Colin Thomas Jennings’s Li’l Chit Chat is a 9:23 minutes long romantic comedy – but hold your reigns, it ...

Existential dread is a heavy cloud that hangs over the characters in 'Where We Fit', directed by Keith Macri. As ...

SeaSapien is as much a comedy as it is a fantasy. In fact, writer-director Sascha Karner uses fantasy only as ...

The last time a film about strange-curious-people and houses were made, albeit delightful when it finally kickstarted itself into motion, ...

Chris Brake’s Cactus Boy is delicate, touching and quite literally a tribute: to one’s childhood, one’s best friend and to ...

The guilt and grief that Susan daily contended with were unmistakable. After all, she had come out into the Mojave ...