With a bleak style reminiscent of Hollywood heist films (at least the good ones), Seth McTigue’s Take the Night gets in your head pretty easily. This is an
Love in Kilnerry has every chance of being a hit. It’s an off-beat comedy with enough cliches to make you remember some sleeper hits about a town resurging
There are two stories in Potato Dreams of America. First, there’s a comedy about the Soviet Union awakening from a long nightmare of repression, and one boy discovering
Films by Edward John Drake can be recognized from light years away. This is the filmmaker that casts Bruce Willis and other relatively known actors almost all the
It isn’t a secret that the general public has the ability to appear desensitized from important events if they aren’t exploited in social media. A damn shame if
The figure of John Boswell in history is unfortunately not widely known. This is a different kind of hero, with plenty of contradictions in his own life that
In today’s cinema it seems pretty hard to find intelligent scripts. I don’t mean complex plots that seem tailor-made to confuse viewers at some point.I I’m talking about
Western Christian family film The Lonesome Trail tells a story that never feels necessary. But it could be a breath of fresh air for a specific population of
Even if you’ve read all kinds of accounts regarding World War II and the Holocaust, there’s something about testimonies than lingers deeply in the mind. Almost a century
It isn’t very common to find a found footage film that calls for drama. In fact, seldom do horror films address any kind of dramatic leverage that enhances
In Alchemy of the Spirit, death is interpreted as it hasn’t been in many films. It’s a film that addresses the necessary conversation through a poetic and very
Warning: Three’s Company contains graphic sex scenes. Viewer discretion is advised. It’s weird how even though we are chronologically more advanced as a society, sex is still a
There’s a very interesting story in We’re All Going to the World’s Fair. It profoundly resonates within a conversation about our current relationship with technology and social media,
