★★ – HOTCHKA

Cinema Sabaya offers a meaningful tale of women connecting in unlikely ways

‘Cinema Sabaya’ boasts an all-female mixed Israeli and Palestinian cast with a message that seems a bit too easy… continue reading

‘Ocean Boy’ is a particularly odd sort of movie, the soft focus tale of the director themselves… continue reading

‘One Fine Morning’ is a great example of how some European films just want you to be sad… continue reading

‘Close’ is a Belgian film that’s a melancholy dream of grief and friendship… continue reading

But can it deliver on that promise?… continue reading

‘The Whale’ is an understandably divisive movie with a singularly impressive performance from Brendan Fraser… continue reading

‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ works well with grief and less so with action… continue reading

Writer/director David O. Russell is messy and problematic — just like his movie… continue reading

‘The Silent Twins’ is the tragic, odd story of the real life Gibbons twins… continue reading

‘See How They Run’ desperately aches to subvert Agatha Christie while being unable to move past her… continue reading

‘The Good Boss’ has Javier Bardem acting as a charismatic, terrible CEO in a company out of balance… continue reading

‘Movers Ultimate’ is one of those ‘slice of life’ smaller movies that won’t stress you out… continue reading

‘Breaking’ tells the story of a real life person in a terrible situation ending badly… continue reading

James Dean’s final film is an epic that has not held up well… continue reading

The film embraces its sci-fi feel with several intriguing moments that makes Buzz’s mission seem impossible at times… continue reading