There are a nice variety of stories coming out this year about people of color. And not just movies about people of color, but directed by directors that represent the films demographic. Movies from filmmakers like Spike Lee, Steve McQueen, Barry Jenkins, Alfonso...
‘Ralph Breaks The Internet’ is, without a doubt, the biggest surprise of 2018 for me. Not because I didn’t expect it to be good (because I totally did), but because I didn’t expect it to be great. And it is absolutely great! It is the funniest film I’ve seen all year!...
Review by Lauryn Angel Fans of 2012’s Wreck-It Ralph know that the bar was set pretty high for a sequel. Luckily, Ralph Breaks the Internet delivers an equally clever family-friendly romp that is delightful to the very end – be sure to stay for the credits! When we...
Review by Russell Whitehouse All’s fair in love and war, so goes the saying…Yorgos Lanthimos delivers his most topical film yet with The Favourite. Reuniting with Olivia Colman and Rachel Weisz, and recruiting Emma Stone for the ride, Lanthimos delivers a film that...
Greetings again from the darkness. These days, it’s inconceivable for anyone under 40 years old to think there was a time when the general public knew very little of the private life of celebrities – even those of whom they were dedicated fans. Today, it’s not...
Review by Monique Thompson Elizabeth is a charming anchorwoman who seeks advice from her dog's therapist. Tara is a spunky barista who dreams of a life beyond the coffee shop. Daisy is a dog walker who's enamored with a client. Garrett pines for a woman while trying...
Review by James Lindorf Coming November 20th, from Writer/Director Douglas Tirola and 4th Row Films, Brewmaster is a new documentary that explores the world of brewing. The film features interviews with some of the most well-known members of the beer community,...
Film review by L.C. Cragg from AFI FEST Director/writer Laura Steinel’s story, vision, cast and message shines like a bright beacon against the typically Indy film backdrop of, disturbing, surreal, shocking and often depressing landscape of festival films. The well...
Review by Jacquelin Hipes Bryan (Aaron Paul) and Cassie (Emily Ratajkowski) have just rented an expansive Italian villa in the hopes of rekindling their romance. Cassie’s past infidelity casts a shadow over the couple, impossible for Bryan to forget and for her to...
Review by James Lindorf Anchor and Hope marks the return of Director Carlos Marques-Marcet in his second feature-length film, which he also co-wrote alongside Jules Nurrish. Eva (Oona Chaplin, Avatar 2) and Kat (Natalia Tena, Game Of Thrones) are 30 somethings living...