Category : Reviews

For most high schoolers, a part-time job is a way to make a little money, get out of the house, and meet people you otherwise...

The first ever Black women’s film festival in 1976 was a celebration of culture and art with live performances and lectures on change. It showed...

What do you call a vampire movie with no teeth? Blood. Just kidding—sort of. Director Brad Anderson adds another film that should be better to...

If it hasn’t been made clear by projects like Bodies Bodies Bodies, Euphoria, and even Eighth Grade, then Missing is here to drive the point...

Jafar Panahi is compelled to document the world around him. Despite a 20-year filmmaking ban imposed by the Iranian government, the director continued to release...

Plane is officially billed as a thriller, but given the gleefully swaggering machismo parade of action-hero/buddy-movie cliches it traffics in, it almost feels like a...

Exquisite Corpse is a surrealist game in which multiple artists contribute to a work without seeing what any of the others are doing, creating poetry...

You’d like to think we’d come some way since 1967’s Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? But Kenya Barris’s You People has some uncomfortable similarities with...

A mainstream Hollywood movie with four female leads all nearly 80 and up? That’s some of the most radical casting in commercial moviemaking. And it...

Inspired by Niobe Way’s nonfiction book Deep Secrets: Boys’ Friendships and the Crisis of Connection, this moving 2022 French drama from Lukas Dhont unfolds as...