Hala Review
A refreshingly original tale with an empowering message and thought-provoking topics that many will relate to.
This is Not Berlin (Esto no es Berlín) Review
Distinctively captures his personalized cultural view during a time that I didn’t know was as influentially scene on an international scale.
Blinded By the Light Review
Javed’s Springsteen set Walkman plays like a magic conch, and like Spongebob, he listens to every word and takes them literally.
'Yes, God, Yes' Review
Short, smart, and gets to the point in the span of 78 minutes. Bless Karen Maine.
Never Goin' Back Review
The film is infused with energetic rambunctiousness that has you constantly laughing from beginning to end.
Eighth Grade Review
Whereas other filmmakers would diminish the realities of middle school by pandering to a younger demographic, Burnham grounds the entire story in reality. He isn’t hyperbolic with his characters, but he perfectly portrays character types that we’ve all known in middle school.
How to Talk to Girls At Parties Review
Mitchell stretches out something that was short and got to its point into a feature film that attempts to balance way too many themes but never committing to one.
Blockers Review
In “American Pie”, they practically just treated sexuality as a joke, but here it is both the comedic and emotional theme that is rather bittersweet.
Hot Summer Nights Review
Hot Summer Nights is not your average coming of age story but rather a bloodier one
Moonlight Review
This is one of those films I've gone into blind without seeing a trailer similar to what I did with Sing Street earlier this year. It was a movie I just thought as a film for the LGBT community, but as watching it I realize it is much more than that.
The Edge of Seventeen Review
With this film written and directed by Kelly Fremon Craig, this has a rebellious spirit that's very honest and endearing. If Sixteen Candles, Pretty In Pink, and an adult R-rated version of Diary of a Wimpy Kid had a baby, it would be this movie.
