In regards to the subject of illegal immigration and all the factors that usually come along with it, as a society, we’ve failed to progress to a situation
In the huge world of romantic comedies, films like Books & Drinks tend to get lost. Usually, writers are restrained by the rules of the genre that doesn’t
The opening credits of Simón, the Venezuelan feature by Diego Vicentini that has won awards at several film festivals and has found a home on streaming services like
You have never seen something like Make Me a Pizza. Talia Shea Levin’s short film is an absurdist and steamy approach to porn and porn tropes that uses
Nick Canfield‘s The Reverend is a beautiful movie. It tells of Reverend Vince Anderson, a rocker specializing in fast-paced gospel music with an agenda. Vince dropped out
It’s going to be alright. A line that’s repeated constantly in Bastards of Soul, a documentary about brotherhood and creativity, and how they become crucial during the unexpected
Jimmie Lee Kirkpatrick was a very successful young man whose abilities in football changed his life. He was a standout running back at the all-black Second Ward
Elan Golod‘s fierce documentary Nathan-ism starts like an uplifting story about an artist, and then it becomes something else altogether. There’s an old man called Nathan Hilu. He
It is widely known that in the fashion industry, not everything is the way it looks. A pretty ironic fact, considering it is all about appearance, looks, and
From February 15 to 18, the Waco Family & Faith International Film Festival will be held in the beloved and cozy Texas location. The 5th edition of the festival
Growing up is such a major theme in Hollywood that even a subgenre was created to appeal to drama and comedy fans who sought stories about the difficult
In the very complex conversation about the influence of social media during the key phases of childhood, we’ve learned about the importance of including matters that are extremely
