An eye-opening account of the risks and, ironically, the occasional payoffs of perpetuating a stereotype to get ahead.

Looking for love in the city that never sleeps is a Herculean feat, as seen in filmmaker Taylor Ghrist's feature film ...

Two former high school classmates, one black and one white, explore a complicated familial history in director Louise Woehrle’s incredible documentary, A Binding Truth. What initially started out as a ...

Upon learning that a P.T. Barnum movie was coming out around Christmas, I originally intended to ignore the film in the midst of the busy awards movie season, as I do with most family films that have ...

A conspiracy thriller set during one of the world’s most secretive religious events, Conclave will have you murmuring “Oh my God” under your breath. Director Edward Berger‘s latest feature, starring ...

Going Viral tells the story of a teenage boy’s desperate attempt to achieve fame and the consequences he faces as a result. Beckett O’Connell (Shea Pritchard) is an awkward 15-year-old obsessed with ...

It’s bittersweet to think back to the days of the early NFT boom. We were still in the thick of COVID-19 caution but slowly coming out of quarantine when TikTok and Tiger King monopolized the ...

A trio of strong-willed, rebellious Māori girls are pushed to their breaking point in filmmaker Josephine Stewart-Te Whiu’s ensemble drama, We Were Dangerous. Set in 1950s New Zealand, We Were ...

With a script that Aaron Sorkin would tip his hat, 'The Way We Speak' is a stimulating drama about words and their consequences. A war of words unfolds as a modern cautionary tale in filmmaker Ian ...

Marlee Matlin has long been considered a pioneer in the film industry. Unsurprisingly, the recently released documentary about her life, Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, is another boundary-breaking ...

Anora opens with a five-minute sequence set in a New York strip club, perfectly synched to a remix of Take That’s single “Greatest Day” (looking back through my notes during the screening, I had ...

Grief takes shape in many forms. It’s not always linear or rational, but no matter the expression, it’s always earnest. This delicate emotional state drives filmmaker Jack Serra‘s short film, ...