Dope Thief follows Ray (Brian Tyree Henry), a man who is struggling to make more out of the little that he has. He tells his step-mother (who is more like his real mom) that he paints houses but really he is battling the drug war in an illegal--but more ethical--way....
Mickey 17, Oscar winner Bong Joon Ho's follow up to the Best Picture winning, Parasite, was always going to come with high expectations and this one came with a high budget as well. The hook is probably the simplest of his films to get on board with. Mickey Barnes...
From the editor of Notting Hill and Love, Actually--the only film my girlfriend's mom has seen more than once-- comes a film that aims for that same comfort. Set in modern day London, we follow Minnie Driver (Like the car), a woman who is convinced that she is cursed...
(Warning: This review contains spoilers for those who have not seen the series that this movie continues). Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX - Beginning follows an ambitious young commander who is active in the fight between his own colony far from earth and the main...
The whole film we are kept at a distance from our protagonist Parthenope, who represents the beauty that Sorrentino always seems to be trying to capture in his films. Parthenope follows the titular character in her university life in Naples, where she seems committed...
Considering this film has two Oscar nominations including Best Picture and Best Actress, I would recommend going into this film as blind as possible, if that's enough to convince you to watch the film. I'm Still Here follows the family of a former congressmen in 1970s...
From the director of A Silent Voice, Naoko Yamada, The Colors Within follows Totsuko, a young lonely girl whose time at an all-Catholic girls school has been quite fulfilling. However, her unique ability to see people as different colors leads her to find people whose...
Two musicians from Puerto Rico, representing El Paso, Texas. This is the unique story of a pair of artists whose journey constantly evolved and changed thanks to their unapologetic spirit of being themselves. Cedric and Omar: If This Ever Gets Weird is a fascinating...
La Cocina is adapted from British Playwright Arnold Wesker's The Kitchen and this version, while shot in Mexico, crosses the border into the world's metropolis, New York City. The restaurant is already a busy tourist trap at the corner of Times Square and serves...