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"Oh, Hi!" - An Enjoyable Romp Sure to Take Over the Internet
Whenever Gen Z and millennial filmmakers tackle issues in the dating space with a comedy-thriller edge, the discourse surrounding these...

Eric Hardman
1 day ago3 min read


"Leads:" Tribeca's Film for the People Pleasers of the World
Every year, thousands upon thousands of films are submitted for the chance of hopefully screening at the Tribeca Film Festival. Out of...

Rua Fay
4 days ago3 min read


Tribeca's "Charliebird" - Not a Dry Eye on Second Avenue
What I find most important when it comes to film is the feeling that bringing the story to the screen was meaningful to all the people...

Eric Hardman
4 days ago3 min read


"Andy Kaufman Is Me" Brings Comedian Back to Life at Tribeca
For many, their introduction to comedy icon, Andy Kaufman was on Saturday Night Live in the 70's, for others it was Taxi , and for some...

Rua Fay
5 days ago3 min read


Tony Kaye's "The Trainer" is the Craziest Movie You'll See All Year.
In 1998, Tony Kaye released the highly acclaimed film, American History X , a haunting movie about racist extremism in the United States,...

Rua Fay
5 days ago3 min read


How Tribeca's "A Second Life" Perfectly Captures Isolation and Depression
The International Feature category is one of if not the most interesting competitions at the Tribeca Film Festival. Artists from all...

Rua Fay
5 days ago3 min read


London Film Club Short Film Festival Awards Promising New Creatives
The vast majority film festivals take place once a year, but the London Film Club doesn't play by the rules. LFC manages to put together...

Rua Fay
Jun 43 min read


Why Jafar Panahi's Palm d'Or Win is a Beacon of Hope
On April 1st of 2010, filmmaker, Jafar Panahi was apprehended by Iranian authorities and was held in Tehran's Evin Prison for three...

Rua Fay
May 264 min read


Did The Dardenne Brothers Deserve Their Prize at Cannes This Year for "Jeunes Mères?"
At the 1999 Cannes Film Festival, the Belgian filmmaking duo, Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne won the coveted Palm d'Or for their coming of...

Rua Fay
May 263 min read


New Coming-of-Age Thriller: "The Plague" Makes a Splash at Cannes.
[The following review is spoiler-free] While dozens of high profile films premiere at the Cannes Film Festival each year, there are also...

Rua Fay
May 223 min read


"The Phoenician Scheme:" Another Piece of Shallow, Meandering Eye Candy
[This review is spoiler free] Everyone who hasn't been living under a rock for the past two decades has heard of the name Wes Anderson....

Rua Fay
May 193 min read


"Eddington" Marks Ari Aster's Grand Return to the Screen and Divides Critics
[This review is spoiler-free] For the past few years, one of the most well-regarded names in the film industry has been director, Ari...

Rua Fay
May 173 min read


"Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning:" A Deeply Flawed Odyssey That Still Soars
Brian De Palma's Mission Impossible arrived in theaters on May 22nd, 1996 and set in motion one of the most iconic action movie series...

Eric Hardman
May 154 min read


"Ne Zha 2:" The Billion Dollar Film You've Never Heard Of
Despite not even being halfway into 2025, there are already a few films that have made monumental strides at the box office. As of May...

Rua Fay
May 83 min read


"Sinners" - Cultural Assimilation and the Fight For Individuality
[very minor spoilers ahead] This week, Ryan Coogler of Black Panther fame made waves with his new movie, Sinners, starring frequent...

Eric Hardman
Apr 236 min read


"Adolescence:" The Most Important Television of the 2020s
We live in a world that has become so saturated with media, that the landscape itself has become insurmountably challenging to navigate....

Eric Hardman
Apr 164 min read


Garmonbozia: The True Cinematic Odyssey of "Twin Peaks"
Can we pinpoint a moment in time where watching TV shows took a step closer to the production value and feeling of a movie? Nowadays,...

Cade Earick
Mar 46 min read


The Movie Disney Wants You to Forget
Disney is among one of the biggest, most successful companies on Earth. For over a century now they have been providing the world with...

Rua Fay
Feb 155 min read


What Makes a Film: "Bad?"
Film, like paintings and music, is an art form, and art is subjective. No matter how thoroughly you analyze a piece of art, there's no...

Rua Fay
Feb 84 min read


Remembering David Lynch (1946-2025)
The word visionary is tossed around quite a bit these days. It seems like any two-bit director who successfully makes a movie marginally...

Zachary Zanatta
Jan 174 min read
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