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      August 21, 2026

      ‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ Review: The Franchise Branches Off on its Own but Struggles to Find its Own Footing

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      ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Review – Or,: How I Learned to Stop Analyzing and Love Junkfood Cinema

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      August 21, 2026

      Analyzing Andrew Niccol’s 2011 ‘In Time:’ Another Dystopia, this Time with Heavy-Handed Anti-Greed Themes

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      ‘Ordinary People’ Review: Robert Redford Takes Four Oscars in his Directorial Debut

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    ‘I’ll Be There’ Review: The Coming-Of-Age Musical About Conquering One’s Demons is Enriched by its Personal Touches

    By Vidal DcostaAugust 19, 20260

    In a similar vein to the Meryl Streep starrer “Ricki and The Flash” and the Paul Dano vehicle “For Ellen,”…

    Review: ‘We Want the Virus’ Mixes Slapstick with Satire While Throwing a Necessary Gauntlet to Support Indie Film

    By Mark ZiobroAugust 13, 20260

    “We Want the Virus†is the latest film from Paul Santoli and A 516 Productions. Santoli’s previous effort, “Because of Mika,†was a…

    ‘Made in India: A Titan Story’ Celebrates Bright Minds Working Around the Clock to Make History

    By Vidal DcostaJuly 30, 20260

    ‘King of the Hill’ Season 15 Review: The Hills Return Triumphantly After a Decade Plus Hiatus

    By Montearo BrownJuly 30, 20260

    ‘Backrooms’ Review: 4-Minute Short Continuing the Trendy Horror Series

    By Matt DeCristoJuly 29, 20260

    ‘Chances Are’ Review: Robert Downey Jr. Delights, but Meandering Direction Derails this ’80s Rom-com

    By Vidal DcostaJuly 15, 20260

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    Cinemalaya 2026: ‘Status: Rejected’, and How Loneliness Makes the American Dream So Easy to Sell

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaAugust 15, 20260

    Virginia “Biring†Divinagracia has already been told no several times, but she keeps dressing up and trying again. At the…

    Cinemalaya 2026: ‘The Mothering’ Turns an Ancestral Home Into a Graveyard of Sins

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaAugust 13, 20260

    Cinemalaya 2026: ‘A.ni.mál’ Makes Political Animals Look Pathetic

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    Cinemalaya 2026: ‘2 Valid IDs’ Turns Bureaucracy Into a Punishment for Being Poor

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaAugust 11, 20260

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    Analyzing Andrew Niccol’s 2011 ‘In Time:’ Another Dystopia, this Time with Heavy-Handed Anti-Greed Themes

    By Mark ZiobroAugust 21, 20260

    Andrew Niccol knows how to write dystopian films. And direct them. In his first, “GATTACA,†he examined the human spirit amidst a time where perfect humans were grown in a lab…

    35 Years Later, ‘Boyz n the Hood’ Remains a Strong and Powerful Film Detailing the Black Experience

    August 19, 2026

    Lists: Top 10 Sequels that are Better than the Original

    August 3, 2026

    ‘Troy,’ ‘The Odyssey,’ and the Controversy of Adapting Cherished Literature into Film 

    August 1, 2026

    Spider-Man 2: The Importance of Being Earnest

    July 29, 2026

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    By Montearo BrownAugust 19, 20260

    When thinking about Black culture told throughout cinema, a few films come to mind—mostly those…

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    Release: Femme Filmmakers Festival Announces 11th Edition & Online Screening Signup

    By Mark ZiobroAugust 11, 20260

    In partnership with Filmotomy, the Femme Filmmakers Festival announces its 11th year. The festival, as…

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    Spider-Man 2: The Importance of Being Earnest

    By Nathan FlynnJuly 29, 20260

    There’s a moment early in “Spider-Man 2” that explains almost everything Sam Raimi understands about Spider-Man. Peter…

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    ‘The Invite’ Review: Is There Room for Reconciliation or Love Lies Bleeding?

    By Hector GonzalezJuly 12, 20260

    Marriage is a difficult thing. I wouldn’t know from my own experience. But as I’ve…

    Exclusive Interviews

    Indie Interviews: In Conversation with Filmmaker Hamza Kaye On His Powerful Short, ‘Only Once’

    August 14, 2026

    Indie Interviews: In Conversation with Ari Groobman on His Short Horror Thriller, ‘Projection’

    July 12, 2026

    Interview: Carl Joseph Papa on 58th, Animation, and the Fight Against Forgetting

    June 25, 2026

    Tribeca 2026: Interview with ‘Saba’ Writer and Director Liron Topaz on his Dreamlike Animated Short Film

    June 18, 2026

    Indie Spotlight

    Cinemalaya 2026: ‘Status: Rejected’, and How Loneliness Makes the American Dream So Easy to Sell

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaAugust 15, 20260

    Virginia “Biring†Divinagracia has already been told no several times, but she keeps dressing up and trying again. At the…

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    Indie Interviews: In Conversation with Filmmaker Hamza Kaye On His Powerful Short, ‘Only Once’

    By Mark ZiobroAugust 14, 20260

    “Only Once” is a powerful indie short we reviewed earlier this week, dealing with themes of trauma, neglect, and giving…

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    Cinemalaya 2026: ‘The Mothering’ Turns an Ancestral Home Into a Graveyard of Sins

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaAugust 13, 20260

    This family seems to eat unresolved traumas and secrets for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It takes Giancarlo Abrahan’s “Mag-iina” (Lit.…

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    Review: ‘We Want the Virus’ Mixes Slapstick with Satire While Throwing a Necessary Gauntlet to Support Indie Film

    By Mark ZiobroAugust 13, 20260

    “We Want the Virus†is the latest film from Paul Santoli and A 516 Productions. Santoli’s previous effort, “Because of Mika,†was a…

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    By Mark ZiobroAugust 21, 20260

    ‘Ordinary People’ Review: Robert Redford Takes Four Oscars in his Directorial Debut

    By Matt DeCristoAugust 21, 20260
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    By Vidal DcostaJune 23, 20260

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