The Review: ‘Fatherland’ – A Beautifully Crafted Film That Left Me Emotionally Distant
There’s no denying that Fatherland is a beautifully crafted piece of cinema. From its striking cinematography…
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The Review: The Fermented Horror-Comedy ‘Zombucha!’
There is something wonderfully ridiculous about the idea of a zombie apocalypse caused by kombucha, and…
The Review: A Pact to Parenthood – ‘Let’s Have Kids!’
Adam Sztykiel’s feature directorial debut, Let’s Have Kids!, is a breezy, R-rated comedy that takes a simple,…
The Review: ‘NAZA’ – A Chilling Documentary That Exposes the Human Cost of Modern Warfare
Some documentaries inform us, others challenge our understanding of the world, and then there are films like…
The Review: ‘The Greater Good’- A Journey of Connection and Self-Discovery
Italian filmmaker and actor Rocco Papaleo returns behind the camera with The Greater Good (Il Bene Comune), a…
The Review: ‘Digger’ – Tom Cruise Goes Big, But Does This Satire Dig Deep Enough?
Tom Cruise takes a considerable departure from his usual blockbuster heroics in Digger, the latest film from…
The Review: ‘Life Is Life’ – A Heartfelt Italian Drama About Family, Land and Standing Your Ground
Italian director Riccardo Milani’s La Vita Va Cosi (also known as Life Is Life) is a heartfelt comedy-drama…
The Review: ‘Classmates’- A Warm, Honest Look At The Power Of A Teacher
There is something instantly familiar about Classmates, even for those of us who have never stepped inside a…
The Review: ‘Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore?’ — A Celebration of a Band That Refused to Disappear
There is something wonderfully fitting about a film asking what Pulp could possibly do for an encore when the…
The Review: ‘La Scala: The Force of Destiny’
There is something undeniably magical about watching an enormous creative production come together, and La…