drama
The Teacher’s Lounge is a treatise on the inevitability of flawed role models, as the German-language school drama deals with students accused of theft.
Analog Squad Tells the complex story of a man that pays people to pretend to be his family when he visits his parents after a decades away.
Napoleon is trapped in an identity crisis, utterly grand and immaculate in one breath, and incredibly zany and confusing the next.
All of Us Strangers is a beautiful movie all around, with beautiful imagery, beautiful dialogue, and beautiful relationships.
The Persian Version is a great dramedy that goes beyond its title to be a universal yet specific story for immigrants everywhere.
Pain Hustlers not only needs a higher dosage of fresh ideas, but a new prescription altogether in this dull mockumentary.
The Holdovers manifests as a priceless relic of a bygone era, a lost 70s classic that doubles as a new Christmas classic.
Surviving Summer Season 2 brings the crew back together again with overlapping love triangles and too many characters before sticking the landing.
Single8 Is a loving homage to DIY filmmaking and collaborating with a group of likeminded creators who all share the same passion.
Mutt is a great example of what slice-of-life fiction can be when it’s real without being traumatic when Feña encounters three people from pre-transition.
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Brilliant Minds Season 2 Episode 10 concludes Sam’s story by bringing the entire neuro team back together in this mid season finale.
I Wish You Had Told Me is slight, but it does everything it needs to be an effective movie about overcoming toxic faith to deepen your love.
Song Sung Blue unfolds as an impersonation of all the cliches, tropes, and cloying beats that have defined the music biopic for the last quarter century.














