In Riot Women, five ‘unlikely’ women, Beth (Joanna Scanlan), Jess (Lorraine Ashbourne), Kitty (Rosalie Craig), Holly (Tamsin Greig), and Yvonne (Amelia Bullmore)- fed up, backed against the wall, and… menopausal- decide to start a band for a school fundraiser. What...
I love a good racing movie. Wait, maybe I should rephrase because I haven’t actually seen a lot of them. I loved Herbie: Fully Loaded and Speed Racer. Like, really loved them. So, I thought I should enjoy Joseph Kosinski’s F1: The Movie in theory, although I wasn’t...
I admittedly didn’t know anything about the Lilith Fair, or some of the musicians featured in this documentary before I watched it (although my playlist will be having some additions), but if there’s one thing I can take away from the documentary, it’s sometimes the...
I don’t know what I was expecting when I got a ticket to this screening. Truthfully, this documentary wasn’t high on my list, because I’m not a sports fan, and my expectations going into the theatre were pretty low. But boy, did this documentary get me. Co-directed by...
Directed by Yoon Ga-eun, The World of Love follows lively, outgoing teenager, Jooin (Seo Su-bin), as she navigates friendships, relationships, and a secret trauma she keeps hidden underneath her bubbly personality. The World of Love starts off as a ‘regular’ coming of...
Devotion, for me, is an enviable thing. I think that a person who is able to give everything to sticking to their morals should be applauded. In The Testament of Ann Lee, Mona Fastvold paints a portrait of the total devotion of Ann Lee (Amanda Seyfried), founder of...
Nacer (Samir Guesmi) is a man that works hard for what he has. He’s got a great relationship with his wife, Farrah (Meriem Medjkane), and his children, who attend a prestigious school. But even though he’s rich in relationships, his pay at his job does not reflect the...
Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk gives us an inside look on recent life in Gaza through the eyes (and in the words) of Palestinian photographer, Fatma Hassouna, who was tragically killed by Israeli airstrikes earlier this year. Throughout this film, Fatma showed...
When Mi-sun (Han So-hee) and Do-kyung (Jun Jong-seo), two women forced to play by the rules of a society of crime to get by, are scammed out of their way to a better life, they hatch up a plan to steal back what was stolen from them. This leads them to the discovery...