Approaching Andrew Haigh’s bewitching “All of Us Strangers,” it’s best to submit to the film’s every whim. This intimate, heartbreaking…
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Thanks to Daisy Ridley’s great understated performance and Rachel Lambert’s heartful direction, “Sometimes I Think About Dying” surprises more than…
It isn’t really a dinner party until your plate is full of squirming maggots/worms or until the shrimp cocktail comes…
I live my life according to one simple rule: when eating Cinnamon Toast Crunch, you absolutely must have the milk…
“Skipping Stones,” the independent/drama directed by S.J. Creazzo, is a good movie. It’s filled with insightful dialogue and gentle moments.…
“A World of Hurt” is a short, dramatic film written and directed by Rob Levinson. It’s a strong film with…
Kelly Walker’s feature directorial debut is a moving drama about loss and sexual identity that features great performances throughout. After…
Adapted from Jim Cummings’ short film of the same name, “Thunder Road” follows Jim Arnaud, a grieving Texas police officer having…
We all love the world of cinema and the people who are part of it. The world of cinema is full…
One of the latest film releases including the topic of repetition (as in “Groundhog Day,” “Palm Springs,” and similar) is…