Surreal Tales in Gala Del Sol's "Rains Over Babel" Unearths Colombia's Magical Realism
Exploring the collision of the real and the fantastical in Colombian culture, Gala del Sol presents a dreamy tapestry of drama in "Rains Over Babel".
Heartwarming Documentary "Folktales" Showcases the Power of Connection through Norwegian Dogsledding
Explore the transformation of three teenagers as they navigate personal challenges and the harsh Norwegian wilderness aided by their ever faithful canine companions in "Folktales".
Disappointing Comedy: A Review of 'You're Cordially Invited'
Despite top-tier talent, 'You're Cordially Invated,' fails to deliver the laughs expected within this latest comedic effort, studded with vulgarity and witless gags.
"Bubble & Squeak": A Difficult Serving of Absurdism
Absurdist comedy "Bubble & Squeak" offers cabbage-filled premise and script, leaving audiences cold on humor and connection.
Revamping Classics: The 2025 Edition of "The Wedding Banquet"
Ang Lee's "The Wedding Banquet" reimagined for a 2025 audience, highlighting the evolution of societal norms and the LGBTQ+ community.
Remembering Music Icon Jeff Buckley: A Documentary Review
Amy Berg’s adoring portrait of late musician Jeff Buckley, ‘It’s Never Over,' explores the musical journey and legacy of the talented artist.
Sundance Film Festival unveils Hailey Gates' Apocalyptic Atropia
Hailey Gates brings Atropia, a dramatic reimagining of a real-life military training camp, to life in her directorial debut at the Sundance Film Festival.
"If I Had Legs I’d Kick You: A Glimpse in the Life of a Stressed Out Hamptons Homemaker"
Unravel the story of Linda, a stressed-out homemaker, her sick daughter, and the chaotic world around her, in the film "If I Had Legs, I'd Kick You".
The Unseen War Against Books: A Peek into 'The Librarians' Documentary
Exploring systemic book bans in schools and the educators fighting for freedom of expression through the lens of Kim A. Snyder's new documentary, 'The Librarians'.