Miss Juneteenth is a discreet, unassuming look at the small triumphs and tragedies that make up every person’s life, and the circumstances that end up shaping us, all in a mother’s dedication. It feels real and lived in.
Ford v Ferrari (2019) – Movie Review
After a slow beginning, Ford v Ferrari turns into a competent sports drama.
Family Romance, LLC (2019) – Movie Review
Werner Herzog’s latest is a peculiar dance between reality and fiction.
Buffaloed (2020) – Movie Review
Buffaloed will not revolutionize comedy or crime, but it’s plenty entertaining and doesn’t overstay its welcome. Deutch is a powerhouse on the screen.
Palm Springs (2020) – Movie Review
Palm Springs is a wholly original and hilarious take on the time-loop concept, fueled by the comedic chemistry of its two leads.
The Old Guard (2020) – Movie Review
Prepare to have a great time with a thrilling action movie, full of well-directed fights and heroes that you’ll feel great rooting for.
Disclosure (2020) – Movie Review
Disclosure: Trans Lives on Screen is a fantastic documentary about trans representation in film and TV.
Driveways (2019) – Movie Review
Driveways is not a movie for high drama or transcendental revelations, but it’s a touching slice of life built with naturalistic writing and performances.
Eurovision: The Story of Fire Saga (2020) – Movie Review
While not as perfect as Game Night, The Story of Fire Saga is a hilarious sendup of Eurovision and another great comedic turn from Rachel McAdams.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco (2019) – Movie Review
Here is a thoughtful, peculiar story, about two friends and a house, and the deep ties between them.
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