I knew about Canada’s residential schools, but I’ll admit I knew much less about the Sixties Scoop before watching “Meadowlarks.”…
Browsing: Movie Review
In a wordless opening sequence that launches “The Currents” (2025) designer Lina (Isabel Aimé González-Sola) graciously receives a professional award…
Sagar (Irrfan Khan), an ambitious musician rents a quaint cottage while awaiting his acceptance letter to a prestigious music academy…
“Send Help” is one of the most aggravating films I’ve seen in a while. It’s another in a line of…
“Laal Kaptaan” opens with the following quote: “The day a man is born, death sets out on a buffalo to…
If you scroll social media for a bit, you’re bound to run across the van-life cult. Hordes of beautiful people…
Stage-play adaptations have this way of making movies feel deeply personal while still being theatrical, and “Is God Is” feels…
Death leaves behind a room nobody quite knows how to enter. People can sit with you, feed you, distract you,…
Here we go, then: “Obsession.” No, not De Palma’s underrated Hitchcock pastiche from the ’70s, but rather rising young writer/director…
Written and directed by Ari Groobman, the short horror “Projection” offers food for thought. It’s billed as a horror film…