If a perverted cab driver offered to solve all of your problems on your ride home, would you let him? Daddio is a slow burn but it will take your stomach through every emotion known to mankind. Written and directed by Christy Hall, this drama follows a woman's (Dakota...
The premise of Longing was interesting and promising- Daniel (Richard Gere), a middle-aged seemingly lonely business guy finds out he has a son with former Canadian lover, Rachel (Suzanne Clément). At a lover's reunion, she informs him that she gave birth to his son...
Sixteen years after the cult classic changed the horror genre, The Strangers are back with another installment that lacks all the original's magic. In 2022, it was announced that the lore would be expanding. The Strangers would be relaunched with intention to...
This documentary will make you nauseous. Robert Kenner and Melissa Robledo are back with a sequel to the Oscar-nominated, cultural-shifting, Food Inc. This time, with more bad news. In Food Inc 2, Michael Pollan and Eric Schlosser expose how much worse the food...
If you've ever questioned whether the concept of 'Microaggressions' was real or you find yourself asking why can't racialized people move on from racism, Café Daughter will humble those curiosities with heartbreak and an accurate portrayal of how White Supremacy...
Rom-coms have struggled to find their place in cinema in the last few years. The '90s and 2000s were defined by romantic comedies and were well respected in Hollywood. Back then, they offered the modern Gen-X woman a dream-like solution to their number one dilemma:...
There is a sentiment amongst millennial women that getting married and having children is a net negative for them. Women are almost always burdened with 100% of the emotional labour, they end up managing most of the housework, their health deteriorates faster than...