"Sorry, Baby": An Insightful Journey of Resilience After Trauma
Unravelling the quiet strength of trauma survivor Agnes in Eva Victor's haunting yet hilarious debut movie, “Sorry, Baby”.
Body Horror Revamped: 'Together' Marries Underground Genre with Love Story
A unique spin on the body horror genre that intertwines elements of romance in a fresh and innovative manner.
The Unmade Story: An Inside Look at the Unfinished "Zodiac Killer Project"
Running on the cutting edge of cinema, filmmaker Charlie Shackleton shares the vision for his uncompleted documentary on the Zodiac Killer. Both a reflection and biting critique of the trend-driven film industry.
A Darkly Comic Dive into Modern Relationships: A Review of ‘Oh, Hi!’
A modern-day “situationship” comedy takes a dark twist, blending engaging performances with sometimes head-scratching plot developments.
"Peter Hujar's Day": An Unconventional Biopic Under the Spotlight
An entire film set over a single day sees Ben Whishaw ("Peter Hujar") recount yesterday with friend Linda Rosenkrantz (Rebecca Hall).
The Radical Reimagining of BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions
A cinematic journey through personal, political, and cultural history, shaped by a Black perspective.
Exploring Queer Identity in 90s Society Through "Plainclothes"
A deep-dive into the '90s era film "Plainclothes," revealing hidden narratives about the exploration of queer identity amid societal paranoia and prejudice.
"Revisiting the 'Rebuilding' Phenomenon: Struggles and Dreams of an American Rancher"
A critical review of the Sundance movie "Rebuilding": captured as a slow-moving Western drama, exploring the hardships, dreams, and painful realities of an American rancher's life.
Chloé Robichaud's "Two Women" Falls Short as a Substantial Feminist Drama
A disappointing remake of a 1970's sex comedy attempts to tackle modern concepts of sexuality, but lacks depth and humor.
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".