Film

Royalteen: Princess Margarethe narrows in on a single character and her struggles with mental health, addiction, and being a princes

Hypnotic borders on absurd, lands its ridiculous twists and turns, and does it all with a lead actor who, even if nobody else did, understood the assignment

Not without its issues, The Mother is an action film with enough hard edges and an emotional payoff to make it a great two-hour well-spent.

Pushed by Matt Johnson’s smart direction, “Blackberry” is a captivating tale about corporate culture, technology, and innovation.

Coming out while Top Gun: Maverick is in the mind of many theater goers, Born To Fly just can’t reach altitidue.

What’s Love Got to Do With It has a bold and admirable premise questioning the core of love and marriage, but lacks endearing leads to carry it through.

I’m Just Here for the Riot shines a new light on the 2011 Vancouver Stanley Cup riot through a study of the wave of social media toxicity.

Although AKA is heavy on violence and blood-soaked sequences, the gritty storytelling fits with the nature of the world the character lives in

Guardians of the Galaxy 3 is its own story, unsaddled by the MCU’s new phase directions. In fact, it’s Rocket’s story.

Peter Pan and Wendy has its moments, but a frustrating lack of imagination by Lowery holds it back from reaching the heights of Neverland.