The Review: ‘The Invite’ – A Deliciously Messy Dinner Party
Olivia Wilde’s The Invite is the kind of sharp, adult-oriented chamber comedy that feels like a breath of…
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The Review: ‘Supergirl’ – A Star Soars in a Middling Cosmic Odyssey
Milly Alcock’s magnetic, flawed take on Kara Zor-El is the beating heart of Supergirl, but it’s trapped in a…
The Review: Yellow Mayhem Meets Golden Age Glamour ‘Minions & Monsters’
Minions & Monsters is the chaotic, banana-fueled love letter to cinema that the franchise didn’t know it…
The Review: ‘Good Boy’ – A Twisted Tale of Tough Love That Bites in All the Right Ways
Jan Komasa’s Good Boy arrives like a sharp, unexpected collar—unsettling at first, but ultimately gripping.…
The Review: Pioneers on the Pitch In ‘Another League’
Another League, directed by Marta Díaz de Lope Díaz, is a spirited, crowd-pleasing sports drama that…
The Review: A Heartfelt Highland Reunion – ‘Glenrothan’
Brian Cox’s directorial debut, Glenrothan, is a warm, earnest drama that proves the enduring power of a…
The Review: ‘The Blue Trail’ Drifts Between Dystopia and Adventure
The Blue Trail is an incredibly shot and visually hypnotic film that teases profound ideas about ageism,…
The Review: Rock, Desire, and the Coming Silence in ‘Narciso’
Narciso opens with fire—a charred body that sets the tone for a film haunted by its own ending. Set in…
The Review: ‘The Musicians’ Strikes a Resonant Chord
The Musicians is a delightful French comedy-drama that treats classical music not as lofty background but as…
The Review: The Flavorful Awakening of ‘Mistura’
I had the pleasure of catching Mistura on opening night of the Spanish and Latin American Film Festival at…