REVIEWS
Captains of Za’atari follows two Syrian refugees from the Za’atari refugee camp in Jordan as they fight to become professional soccer players.
‘The First Wave’ puts you in the middle of a NY hospital to experience the horror and human cost of the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Piece by Piece: The Story Of Nisrin’s Hijab demonstrates in excellent detail how stories about girls will always matter
The Fable introduces viewers to Akira Sato, a hitman who is known only as The Fable. Now though, he has been commanded to live a year in a normal life.
Masters of the Universe: Revelation-Part 2 features an upheaval of the He-Man mythos along with some of Powerhouse Animation’s best work.
Platinum End Episode 7 after being nearly caught in a massive explosion Nanato and Marai are confronted by Metropoliman.
Ghostbusters: Afterlife strides into the choppy waters of Ghostbusters fandom – introducing a new generation of heroes with love
Prayers for the Stolen is a coming of age story of three young girls growing up among the poppy fields and new local cartel
Young Justice: Phantoms Episode 7 returns to the series’ espionage roots while also continuing to underline themes of family and choice.
Once Upon a Time in Uganda is a heartfelt documentary about the artistic passion and filmmaking magic behind Uganda’s Wakaliwood.
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