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Sundance 2021 Review: Summer of Soul (…or When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)
Summer of Soul (…or When the Revolution Could Not be Televised) (2021) is a documentary/concert film, directed by Amir-Kalib Thompson.…
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Sundance 2021 Review: Mother Schmuckers – “Certain to raise plenty of eyebrows.”
Mother Schmuckers (2021) is a Belgian comedy. It was written and directed by Harpo and Lenny Guit. Mother Schmuckers tells…
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Sundance 2021 Review: John And The Hole – “Purposefully uncomfortable, awkward, and anxious.”
Growing up is never easy. Sometimes, you just want to be left alone, like crawling into a giant hole in…
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Sundance 2021 Review: Playing With Sharks – “Visually stunning”
There’s a particular type of fear when it comes to the ocean. There’s a whole world in the depths of…
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Sundance 2021 Review: How It Ends – “A well-crafted piece of art”
If you and everyone you know only had one day left on this earth, what would you do? Liza (Zoe…
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Review: Born A Champion – “Solid MMA action, but not for everyone”
We all fight. We fight with our words, with our hearts, and, yes, with our fists. We fight for status,…
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Review: Driveways – “Touching story of an unlikely friendship”
Driveways (2019) is a drama, written by Hannh Bos, and Paul Thureen, and directed by Andrew Ahn. Image Courtesy of…
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Review: One Night In Miami – “Flows well from beginning to end”
Playwright turned Screenwriter Kemp Powers is a man on the rise, not unlike a young Cassius Clay about to become…
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Review: Psycho Goreman
For those too young to remember, the 80’s were a GREAT time for movies! Star Wars, John Hughes Comedies, and…
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Silence & Darkness Review
Blind and deaf sisters Anna and Beth (respectively) are living a seemingly idyllic life in a small Vermont town with…
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