Film

Aisha takes the asylum system that most everyone knows to be awful and demonstrates just how much so through the eyes of somebody going through it.

Róise & Frank perfectly blends humor and sincerity to make what may sound like a movie with a ridiculous premise into something absolutely satisfying and cathartic

Fulbari is a family drama demonstrating how familial expectations impact every generation while never attempting to declare one or another right.

Luther: The Fallen Sun delivers a film experience worthy of its titular detective, testing his drive for justice in the process.

Tonight You’re Sleeping With Me just isn’t good—it’s uncomfortable and there isn’t a single piece of excitement coming from any of its main characters.

Hidden Blade is a film that attempts to shock its audience, drilling home how terrifying and heartbreaking war is.

Return to Seoul is an exceptionally well-depicted and emotional journey of reconciling with birth parents and their country, langue, culture, and choices.

We Have a Ghost follows Kevin Presley’s emotional journey as his family moves into a new home only to discover it’s haunted.

While it takes too long to get to its emotional third act, Call Me Chihiro has a subtle power to its delivery that will linger.

Michael B. Jordan’s Creed III is a love letter to shonen rivalries, friendships forged in fire, and ultimately what it takes to move on.