drama

The morals of Lakewood are instantly clear to the viewer. This film is the byproduct of decades of social anxieties and bewilderment at school shootings.

The Wheel is a stunning example of the pain of love and how two people can be deeply connected, and yet, still, be hurt by that tether.

After losing his daughter, Will only goes through the motions of living his life until a mysterious phone call changes everything in Mazebook #1

Encounter defies genres to craft a heartfelt story about family and cements Riz Ahmed as one of the best actors in the business.

Ho Wi Ding’s Terrorizers is a brilliant film that interweaves four stories to create a powerful exploration of the proliferation of misogynistic ideas.

All My Puny Sorrows is a well-crafted family drama that explores the theme of suicide with the grace it deserves, thanks to its two leads.

Watching Sonny Boy Episode 6 is the pinnacle of frustration, as the show uses its bizarre nature as a crutch that leads to lazy writing.

There is a lot to fall in love with in Scenes from a Marriage, but my deepest devotions go to Isaac and Chastain for their remarkable performances.

Featuring a queer Black girl, Artie and The Wolf Moon is a beautiful, coming-of-age tale that we don’t see often and should see more of.

Don’t you love when a rude adult just drops into progress the plot out of nowhere because of “God” and “surrealism?” I’m looking at you, Sonny Boy Episode 5