All posts tagged review

In Russell Brand’s own words his actions have to be based on...

While the rule goes that “the whole is greater than the sum of its...

As fiction films in the big screen keep becoming more formulaic and derivative, the...

Body identity and gender politics are some of the...

A pleasant examination of modern life in a particularly gentrified neighborhood,...

Grown-ups who fail to appreciate the courage and rebelliousness of children see nothing but...

A family drama about a young single mother who joins her daughter at...

From director Sarah Turner comes Public House, a documentary that highlights...

Little-known feminist hero Warren makes her directing debut with MLE, a kick-starter funded comedy in...

Calm, tranquil, quiet – these are words normally associated with the idea of peace,...