‘The Drama’ Review: Turbulence and Trouble to the Max
Directed by Kristoffer Borgli, The Drama is one of the most chaotic romance dramas you’ll ever see onscreen. The trailer and murmurs from Hollywood over the past week have subtly…
‘Super Mario Galaxy’ is the Best Film in the Cosmos
Nintendo, with the help of Illumination, hit another home run with the follow-up to the mega-successful The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Super Mario Galaxy sees the return of director Aaron…
‘Marc by Sofia’ Review: The Man Behind the Fashion
Marc by Sofia is a stylish, referential portrait of designer Marc Jacobs that leans heavily into the cultural influences and career milestones that shaped his aesthetic, but ultimately stops short…
‘Project Hail Mary’ Review: A Bit Long, But Still Beautiful
Adding to the extensive list of film adaptations for the year, Project Hail Mary has arrived to the satisfaction of cinephiles and bibliophiles alike. I, for one, have grown tired…
‘In Spite of Ourselves’ Review: A Worthy Jab at a Rom-Com
In Spite of Ourselves presents itself as a heartfelt romantic dramedy about two people navigating love while confronting personal fears. The story follows Archie (Brett Dier), an aspiring comedian from…
‘Your Attention Please’ Exposes the Need for Big Tech Oversight
The festival season is in full swing as we transition from Sundance and Berlinale to SXSW in Austin, TX. Making its world premiere in the “Documentary Spotlight” section, director Sara…
UPS Teamsters Fight for New Contract in ‘Who Moves America’
There has never been a better time to take a magnifying lens to the workforce than now. With significant job losses and rising inflation impacting the lives of many Americans,…
‘Hoppers’ is the Great Kids Comedy that’s Been Missing
Pixar is back, and the timing couldn’t be better. By all accounts, Elio was decent but didn’t have enough to wow audiences in 2025. The timing wasn’t the best either,…
The 2027 Sundance Film Festival Readies its Boulder Debut
The Sundance Film Festival announces the 2027 edition will make its Boulder, Colorado, debut on January 21–31, 2027. This will be the first time the Festival will welcome global audiences…
‘Meduza’ Review: The Unbelievable Life of Pavlo Aldoshyn
Imagine reviewing a film in 2022 because the story caught your attention. Thinking nothing of it, you enjoy it and move on. Now, four years later, picture that same actor…