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      June 10, 2026

      ‘Seven Snipers’ Review – The Australian Sharpshooter Thriller Misses the Mark

    • Comedy
      June 10, 2026

      Tribeca 2026 Review: Katie Holmes’ ‘Happy Hours’ Explores Second Chances and the Complications of Love after 40

    • Interview
      June 9, 2026

      Interview: Karla Murthy on ‘The Gas Station Attendant’, Memory, and Seeing Her Father Clearly for the First Time

    • Comedy
      June 9, 2026

      ‘Scary Movie’ Review: The 6th Film Should Have Worked, but Fails to Live Up to the Series’ Standards

    Drama

    Tribeca 2026 Review: ‘Cotton Fever’ is a Hard But Necessary Film About Addiction and Struggle

    Tribeca 2026 Review: Miiku Sakanishi’s ‘Memorizu’ Finds Family History in the Images We Almost Forget

    Tribeca 2026 Review: ‘She Keeps Me Young’ Turns a Mid-Life Crisis into Comedy, to its Detriment

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    ‘Seven Snipers’ Review – The Australian Sharpshooter Thriller Misses the Mark

    By Matt SwansonJune 10, 20260

    Every once in a while, a low-budget action film surprises audiences with unexpectedly exciting thrills. Unfortunately, “Seven Snipers” isn’t that…

    Review: Sarthak Dasgupta’s Long-lost ‘The Last Tenant’ — Starring Irrfan Khan — Now on YouTube

    By Vidal DcostaJune 3, 20260

    Sagar (Irrfan Khan), an ambitious musician rents a quaint cottage while awaiting his acceptance letter to a prestigious music academy…

    ‘Laal Kaptaan’ Review: This Cult Classic Chronicles an Ascetic’s Revenge in Colonial India

    By Vidal DcostaMay 31, 20260

    Review: The TV Series ‘Spider-Noir’ Mixes Detective Work and Action — and Nicholas Cage

    By Montearo BrownMay 30, 20260

    ‘Kartavya’ Review: A Grim Slow-burn that Depicts the Rapid Decline of Humanity

    By Vidal DcostaMay 24, 20260

    Review: ‘Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu’ Plays it Safe While Still Being Massively Entertaining

    By Montearo BrownMay 23, 20260

    Review: ‘The Punisher: One Last Kill’ is Another Chance to See Frank Castle in Action

    By Montearo BrownMay 17, 20260

    ‘Remarkably Bright Creatures’ is a Remarkably Heartwarming Film About Loss and Healing

    By Matt SwansonMay 15, 20260

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    ‘Midnight Girls’ and the Filipino Cost of Surviving Away From Home

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaMay 30, 20260

    The Philippines has become so used to absence that we sometimes forget how strange our family arrangements can look from the outside. Someone is almost always abroad. An aunt in…

    Marvel Retrospective: Halfway Till ‘Doomsday’ and Anticipation for the Next ‘Avengers’ Film

    May 20, 2026

    Exile, Guilt, and the Long Way Back to Ithaca: Christopher Nolan’s Obsession With Home

    May 8, 2026

    ‘Mother Mary:’ Feeling like a Woman and Letting the Ghost be Consumed By You

    May 3, 2026

    ‘The Boys’ Season 5 So Far: A Discussion (Spoiler Heavy)

    April 10, 2026

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    Interview: Karla Murthy on ‘The Gas Station Attendant’, Memory, and Seeing Her Father Clearly for the First Time

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaJune 9, 20260

    There is a moment in “The Gas Station Attendant” when filmmaker Karla Murthy begins to…

    Feature Article

    ‘Midnight Girls’ and the Filipino Cost of Surviving Away From Home

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaMay 30, 20260

    The Philippines has become so used to absence that we sometimes forget how strange our…

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    ‘Faces of Death’ Review: Exploitation Cinema Landmark Remade for the New Generation in a Smart and Crafty Way

    By Hector GonzalezMay 24, 20260

    Modern horror remakes are inevitable. Hollywood turns to the past to recycle familiar properties in…

    Feature Article

    Exile, Guilt, and the Long Way Back to Ithaca: Christopher Nolan’s Obsession With Home

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaMay 8, 20260

    (Spoiler warning: The following analysis discusses major plot points from Christopher Nolan’s films. Proceed with…

    Drama

    ‘Blue Heron’ is a Rare, Sincere Film that Reaches into Your Bone Marrow

    By Nathan FlynnMay 7, 20260

    Memories are a tricky thing. I’ve had moments in my life that I felt certain…

    Feature Article

    The Camera Was Never the Problem—We Just Need More Female Cinematographers

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaMarch 16, 20260

    History has been, let us say, reluctant to let women run the camera department. For…

    Exclusive Interviews

    Interview: Karla Murthy on ‘The Gas Station Attendant’, Memory, and Seeing Her Father Clearly for the First Time

    June 9, 2026

    UK Asian Film Festival 2026: Talking with Filmmaker Anshul Tiwari on ‘Bayaar,’ an Odyssean Contemplation of the Great Beyond

    May 16, 2026

    Talking with Founder Naomi Bennett on Broadening Horizons with Exclusively-Sapphic Streaming Platform, ‘Lesflicks’ (BFI Flare 2026)

    March 26, 2026

    BFI Flare Interview: Filmmaker Nick Butler On Nature’s Role in Telling a Queer Story in Dark Comedy ‘Lunar Sway’

    March 24, 2026

    Indie Spotlight

    Tribeca 2026 Review: Miiku Sakanishi’s ‘Memorizu’ Finds Family History in the Images We Almost Forget

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaJune 8, 20260

    The funny thing about a phone video is how little ceremony it asks from us. We take one because a…

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    ‘Ceremony’ imagineNATIVE 2026 Review: When a Missing Fish Opens Up a Nation’s Memory

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaJune 6, 20260

    Before “Ceremony” becomes a film about loss, it first teaches us how to listen. We hear rushing water, birds, Nuxalk…

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    Tribeca 2026 Review: ‘The Tropic Sun and His Eyes’ Examines What Men Pass Down, and What They Can Still Repair

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaJune 5, 20260

    A father can become two different people in a son’s memory. There’s the man everyone else praises, and there’s the…

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    ‘Because of You: A History of Kilawin Kolektibo’ is a Proud, Filipina LGBTQ Slice of Belonging

    By Mark ZiobroJune 5, 20260

    Streaming worldwide on OTV (Open Television) today, June 5th, the short documentary “Because of You: A History of Kilawin Kolektibo”…

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    ‘Meadowlarks’ imagineNATIVE 2026 Review: A Reunion With One Chair Still Empty

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaJune 4, 20260

    I knew about Canada’s residential schools, but I’ll admit I knew much less about the Sixties Scoop before watching “Meadowlarks.”…

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    ‘Projection’ is a Psychologically Eerie Film About Trauma and All its Voices

    By Mark ZiobroMay 27, 20260

    Written and directed by Ari Groobman, the short horror “Projection” offers food for thought. It’s billed as a horror film…

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    ‘Seven Snipers’ Review – The Australian Sharpshooter Thriller Misses the Mark

    By Matt SwansonJune 10, 20260

    Tribeca 2026 Review: Katie Holmes’ ‘Happy Hours’ Explores Second Chances and the Complications of Love after 40

    By Mark ZiobroJune 10, 20260

    Interview: Karla Murthy on ‘The Gas Station Attendant’, Memory, and Seeing Her Father Clearly for the First Time

    By Paul Emmanuel EnicolaJune 9, 20260

    ‘Scary Movie’ Review: The 6th Film Should Have Worked, but Fails to Live Up to the Series’ Standards

    By Montearo BrownJune 9, 20260
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    Review: Sarthak Dasgupta’s Long-lost ‘The Last Tenant’ — Starring Irrfan Khan — Now on YouTube

    By Vidal DcostaJune 3, 20260

    Sagar (Irrfan Khan), an ambitious musician rents a quaint cottage while awaiting his acceptance letter…

    ‘Laal Kaptaan’ Review: This Cult Classic Chronicles an Ascetic’s Revenge in Colonial India

    By Vidal DcostaMay 31, 20260

    ‘Kartavya’ Review: A Grim Slow-burn that Depicts the Rapid Decline of Humanity

    By Vidal DcostaMay 24, 20260

    Halfway to Halloween: ‘Shaapit’ and the Curse of Two Backstories

    By Vidal DcostaApril 27, 20260

    Halfway to Halloween: ‘Lekin…,’ a Time-Spanning Tale About Crossing Over to the Other Side

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    Spotlight on Classic Film

    ‘The Innocents’ Review: One of the First Haunted House Films of the Modern Horror Era

    ‘Gone With the Wind’ Review: Epic Film from the Golden Age of Hollywood

    ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’ QCinema 2024 Review: A Thoughtful, If Rushed, Study of Revenge and Redemption

    ‘Thirteen Women’ Review: A Precursor of the Slasher Genre, with a Devilishly Divine Femme Fatale at its Helm

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