Film Review

If one wants to invest into a wry independent comedy worth the Southern satire it spouts then co-writer/director Lynn Shelton has the charming farce to pull off such an order. The South shall rise again...well...momentarily anyway in…

Writer-director Riley Stearns ("Faults") constructs the offbeat comedy The Arts of Self-Defense with such a biting surge of wryness that the message is quite clear in the satirization of masculinity and all its related toxicity. Stearns…

It was a matter of time before Hollywood came knocking at the door in presenting the off-the-cuff trials and tribulations of the transportation phenomenon known as the Uber driver. On that note, director Michael Dowse ("What If", "Goon")…

This 4th of July weekend got flipped, turned Upside Down because Stranger Things 3 arrived on Netflix! It's the summer of '85. Despite closing the gate to the Upside Down at the end of season 2, the citizens of Hawkins, Indiana have…

Writer-director Kyle Schadt's revisits familiar territory with the "hiding the dead body" genre in the pedestrian crime thriller Silent Panic. Surprisingly uninvolving and flavorless, Schadt's male-bonding excursion into the seedy cover-up…

Filmmaker Timothy Greenfield-Sanders's stellar documentary Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am is a resonate portrait of an intelligent and defiant woman whose prized creativity in literature had captured the imagination of the public's…

The gumption to concentrate on a dark comedy about the contemplation of suicide is a bold move for any seasoned filmmaker to undertake while hoping that it registers with the intended off-kilter edginess it aims to sardonically tackle. In…

"The two lovers’ back and forth wouldn’t seem out of place in any domestic drama, and yet they cleverly subvert the context. Will isn’t leaving Evan for another person, but another planet: perhaps the most definitive goodbye there can be."

For a country known for Girls With Dragon Tattoos and Dancing Queens, Sweden asks you to take a chance on sci-fi epic Aniara. And this winner takes it all as it is one of the best films screened at the Edinburgh International Film…

Will Ethan Hawke's energetic and charismatic performance in The Captor captivate audiences in this dramatisation of the original case of Stockholm Syndrome?