Film
I Love My Dad is willing to embrace its insane premise to a certain point, but it’s torn between being a black comedy and a drama.
Having premiered at SXSW 2022, The Unknown Country explores of identity and connection through grief in a heavy way.
SXSW 2022’s horror-comedy Slash/Back is about Indigenous identity as much as it’s about the creatures the leads are fighting.
Once something is on social media, it takes on a life of its own. That’s what happens in horror-comedy, The Prank.
HBO and Sam Jones’ Tony Hawk Until the Wheels Fall Off brings a perfect vulnerability to a legendary sports figure.
Radical Honesty tackles the ups and downs of modern relationships in a brisk seven minutes, providing laughs and introspection along the way.
Crows Are White is a profound exploration of the nature of faith, especially how it can have an impact on one’s life for good or ill.
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 is the canon feature film for the anime series that holds its own and serves as a gateway for new fans.
Sell/Buy/Date is a hilarious and at times heartfelt “unorthodoc” which uses a creative way to tackle the complex subject of sex work.
The Bombardment is based on an actual event during WWII when a bombing deployment, accidentally targets a school building.
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