Film

Marty Life Is Short takes a joyful look at the life of actor Martin Short, his up, downs, and the laughter that he’s created through both.

No Place To Be Single struggles to find its place with its central romance, but its secondary plots allow it to eventually find its footing.

Mortal Kombat II is a profoundly silly follow-up that delivers action spectacle with no substance or characterization.

Remarkably Bright Creatures is a touching journey between two unlikely people (and an octopus) finding their ways in a world that has been hard on them.

With a novel and endearing concept and CGI blending that meets the moment, The Sheep Detectives is well worth flocking to theaters to see.

My Dearest Assassin strives to tell a story of violence, love and sorrow, but sadly fails to hit any of its targets fully.

No matter how many times you’ve seen a similar story, Je m’appelle Agneta’s story of older self-discovery ends on a high worth the while.

Protector enlightens audiences on human trafficking issues in America, and sympathizes with traumatized military personnel.

My Dearest Señorita was a story well worth modernizing, as Adela learns she is intersex and struggles to learn what that means for herself.

Perhaps with studio leadership less marred in concerning controversies, movies like Swapped could change the narrative for kids’ animation.