“I’m Still Here” Delivers a Haunting Glimpse into a Nation’s History
As one of the Global Flick Film Series Highlight, the film shares a powerful story of a woman seeking answers against all odds.
Remembering David Lynch: The Director Who Brought Innovation to American Film
Lynch was one of the most prolific directors of American cinema, known for his surrealist films about hidden human nature.
Celebrating 55 Years of Filth with “Multiple Maniacs”
John Waters’ early underground classic is still as repulsive yet purposeful as it was 55 years ago.
“You Hurt My Feelings” is a Brilliant True-to-Life Comedy
Julia Louis Dreyfus stars in a thought provoking rom-com.
A Meditation on Guilt and Power in “Oppenheimer”
Cillian Murphy gives a varied and enthralling performance in the summer blockbuster.
The Icon is More Human than Plastic in “Barbie”
“Barbie” goes beyond expectations in Greta Gerwig’s fantasy comedy.
“Turning Red:” A Beautiful Exploration of Adolescence
“Turning Red” provides a touching and comedic look into the life of an adolescent girl dealing with the pull between parental pressure and teenage misadventures.
“Greenberg:” How Staying in the Past Hurts the Present
Nuanced performances and moving writing turns “Greenberg” into a portrait of a man holding onto his past.
“Hunger” Shows the Flipside of Gordon Ramsay-like Fame
Despite on-the-nose dialogue and visual presentation, the moral development in “Hunger” makes it worth a watch.
“Little Miss Sunshine” Embraces the Disappointment in Life
“Little Miss Sunshine” is inspirational in its disappointment, giving us a new view on life and its challenges.
“Fast Color” – a Dystopic, Small-time Superhero Story
“Fast Color" is a flimsy attempt to stray from the ordinary superhero formula.
A Parallel, Altered World in “White Noise”
“White Noise” presents a reality that’s both familiar and unfamiliar, and provides insightful and funny commentary on our lives.