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Clerks III finds Kevin Smith tackling both the chaotic nature of life and his mortality as he returns to the View Askewniverse.

Lost Ollie is a powerfully emotive animation series that follows a toy trying to find his friend, whilst also remembering.

Based on the Image Comics series of the same name by Brian K. Vaughan and Cliff Chiang, Paper Girls is a science fiction smorgasbord.

At this year’s SDCC, I had the chance to be part of history when I attended the William Shatner handprint ceremony – all thanks to Legion M.

Uýra: The Rising Forest depicts a trans, Indigenous artist and activist who travels around educating Indigenous youth through performance art.

Brian and Charles is one of the most charming and relatable films of the year, especially when its man/machine bond is in the spotlight.

Dinner in America is an anthem to the tenets of punk rock, with a surprisingly moving message at the heart of its rebellious fury.

Senior Year could have used far more charm from its cast, as well as a director and writers actually willing to explore its wacky premise.