Category : Reviews

Colin Askey’s eye-opening documentary takes a firsthand look at a grassroots safe drug use site, humanizing those most affected by the worsening opioid crisis. The...

Lina’s verité film documents the fracturing of a nation and a friend group following the Arab Spring. It’s been thirteen years since the Syrian Civil...

Joanna Scanlan gives a career-defining performance as a widow who finally decides to stop being invisible. Mary (Joanna Scanlan) loved her Pakistani husband so much...

Every horny trucker heading west on Route 66 knows that Exit 16 is the last place to get any real action before you hit California....

Working from the Swedish novel and film “A Man Called Ove,” Marc Forster gussies up this sentimental tale about the perils of male self-reliance. Despite...

Queer history comes alive in this incredible true love story of two French resistance fighters who met in a German concentration camp. Positive trends in...

As the box office braces for “Avatar,” a slew of very different tricks and treats settle in for a December release. Products featured are independently...

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Jake Gyllenhaal voices a bold explorer in a Disney toon that nods to undersung classics like “The Iron Giant” without capturing their magic. By now,...