Even after 40 years, it’s still worth cutting Loose. For those who have forgotten, Footloose tells the story of Ren McCormick (Kevin Bacon), a young city-boy whose family moves to a highly conservative small town in the the American Mid-west. Soon after...
Set 45,000 years ago, Out of the Darkness follows a group of early humans who are desperately looking for a new area to settle. Added to the group is Beyah (Safia Oakley-Green), an outsider who wants to join their tribe but creates conflict with their...
I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for a good romance film. Often cookie cutter in their style and structure, there’s also usually a sweetness within them that makes them fun. (It’s this sort of simple structure that has made them the gold standard of...
We need to talk about Sometimes I Think About Dying. Sometimes I Think About Dying tells the story of Fran (Daisy Ridley), a quiet woman who lives a solitary life. Although she works within an office setting, Fran intentionally keeps to herself, even in social...
Directed by Molly Manning Walker, How to Have Sex follows a group of British teenage girls as they set out on grad trip to the sun-drenched Cretan town of Malia. For them, this trip is a rite-of-passage. They’ve worked hard and earned this shot at...
Argylle tells the story of Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard), a reclusive writer who lives in the creativity of her mind. As the author of the best-selling spy novels featuring the brave and brutal ‘Agent Argylle’ (Henry Cavill), Elly’s best relationships are with her...
For any teen, fitting in usually feels like the most important thing in the world. But, learning to accept yourself for who you are is even more vital. In Fitting In, Lindy (Maddie Ziegler) is a 16-year-old who is ready to become sexually active. But, after a...
Scrambled tells the story of Nellie Robinson (Leah McKendrick), the quintessential bridesmaid who bounces between her friends’ various weddings, baby showers and and endless stream of bad dates. With her love life temporarily stagnant, she decides to freeze her...
In Be Still, the viewer is invited to meditate in the land of the unreal. Directed by Elizabeth Lazebnik, Be Still brings Canadian photographer Hannah Maynard (Piercey Dalton) back to life. Operating as a surrealist artist 40 years before Dalioxic and...