Megan Park's ‘My Old Ass’ is a charming and reflective addition to the coming-of-age genre that successfully combines comedy, drama and a touch of sci-fi thus creating one story that resonates with young audiences as…
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In Jesse Eisenberg’s A Real Pain, one feels everyone’s heart and understands the sobbing reason why people are terrified of opening themselves towards other peoples and love or relationships more than themselves. Jesse Eisenberg A…
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The Sundance Film Festival, known for celebrating fiercely independent cinema, is gearing up for its 40th edition, which is scheduled for January 18-28, 2024. This year's festival is particularly noteworthy as it marks the inaugural…
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Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck’s "Freaky Tales" is a film that takes viewers on a ride through 1987 Oakland. This movie might not be what one would expect to see on the big screen but…
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In an exciting announcement for documentary enthusiasts, the Sundance Institute has revealed the projects set to receive backing from its esteemed Documentary Fund for 2023. A total of just over $1,000,000 has been earmarked to…
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Between the Temples is absurdities, the character of Carol Kane shines through in all her glory, her performance being marked by charming intelligence and the famous oddball passion. This movie is somewhat of a drama…
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Andy and Sam Zuchero’s “Love Me” is a daring experiment with futuristic love that just like its artificial intelligence characters does not know what it wants to become. The movie is set in a post-human…
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Didi is a remarkable coming-of-age tale where family, identity, and a sense of home are put into perspectives. Directed by Isaac Wang say the film has a lot of great performances and great stories that…
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Molly Manning Walker’s ‘How to Have Sex’ isn’t a raucous spring break romp, but it is, and this is what matters, an exuberant, unfiltered examination of youth, desire and consent that feels as if it…
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