Raw, intoxicating, and sometimes too much to stomach, City of God is a coming-of-age film where growing up is not …
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The titles fade in over the vibrating strings of a zither, playing a joyful ditty that is sure to get …
Sam Levinson’s Malcolm & Marie uses the timeless concept of the snowball effect, to illustrate the damaging impact of small …
In a time where we are all currently experiencing an overwhelming sense of loss while trying to adapt to new …
Three men sit around a campfire in the middle of the desert, a couple of misfits and a hippy, sharing …
Da 5 Bloods begins as a nostalgic quest between four old friends, though in typical Spike Lee fashion, goes on …
The warm feeling you get from the first taste of your grandmother’s tomato soup. That is the only experience equivalent …
The Moon over the Alley is an epic narrative set in urban contemporary, allowing us to glare into the complexity …
The most successful comedic moments in The Forty Year Old Version are also its most critical moments. The approach to …