Bridget Jones Finds Love Again in "Mad About the Boy"
A modern Bridget Jones grapples with love, mourning, and the contemporary world in the latest film, "Mad About the Boy".
Bong Joon Ho's Latest Sci-Fi Satire: Mickey 17
A darkly comedic take on colonization, autocracy, and disposable morality in Bong Joon Ho's highly anticipated film, Mickey 17.
A Dive into Léonor Serraille's Complex Character - Ari
Explore the melange of Ari's quarter-life crisis and self-discovery journey in this nuanced screen portrayal by Léonor Serraille.
"The White Lotus" Season 3 Review: A Spiritual Journey Amidst Hotel Drama
Delving into the third season of HBO's "The White Lotus," exploring a spiritual theme in an upscale Thai resort setting amid the series' typical drama.
The Fallacy of Fascist Legacies: Bezinović's "Fiume o Morto!"
A comedic documentary scrutinizing the ephemeral impact of dictators and their follies, as embodied by Italian poet Gabriele D’Annunzio’s brief, self-installed rule over the city of Rijeka.
The Enthralling Tale of Religious Sect in "Raptures"
Unmasking a quiet 1930's Swedish village's descent into religious fanaticism through the lens of one woman's struggle.
Exciting Deep Dive into 'By Design': An Absurd, Poignant Exploration of Identity
Explore Amanda Kramer's latest surreal film, a story of self-realization where a woman swaps her body with a coveted wooden chair.
The Great Photo Mystery: Who Captured The Iconic "Napalm Girl"?
New documentary "The Stringer" challenges long-held beliefs about the photographer behind the defining image of the Vietnam War.
Discover the Complex Emotions and Laughter in the Underdog Film "Suze"
A richly detailed review of "Suze", the film that beautifully intertwines laughter with tears and showcases the messiness of life.
"Love Hurts: An Action Comedy That Falls Short of Expectations"
An unconventional mix of action, romance, and comedy, "Love Hurts" struggles to deliver in all areas, despite strong action sequences.