The Gray Man
Since their release of Marvel’s Captain America: Winter Soldier in 2014, the Russo Brothers have been on quite the marathon of directing large-budgeted films. With 4 significant credits stemming from [...]
The Sea Beast
As the years press on, it seems as if film mediums are becoming less creative and more of a cash grab in order to rake in profits or stream clicks [...]
Futura
The road of adolescence and the journey of maturity has customarily been seen as those aging from ages 15-20, with not only their physical maturity but most importantly, their intellectual [...]
The Innocents
It’s not often you find hidden gems under the large stockpile of films today, but when you do, it's astonishingly satisfying. These days, we are in the Golden Age of [...]
Spiderhead
Now, it’s no surprise that Netflix produces its fair share of films every year, under various genres, around 100 films are released each year from Netflix alone. With such a [...]
Cha Cha Real Smooth
Slipping and sliding its way into this year's Sundance selection, even attaining an audience award, is Cooper Raiff’s dramedy, Cha Cha Real Smooth. With its mouthful of a title, Cha [...]
Fire Island
Over the years, LGBTQ+ representation has widened and become more mainstream in the world of cinema, which is remarkable. Films that have garnered the bulk of popularity include Barry Jenkins’ [...]
Emergency
For lack of a better word, there comes a difficulty when writing and directing films revolving around adolescent characters. The difficulty is, how said characters are written overall so that [...]
The Bad Guys
Animated films have taken a leap of faith in the last decade, from animation ranging heavily from hand-drawn scene packs to full-fledged 3D animation taking the stage in recent years. [...]
All the Old Knives
It’s not often you see somewhat seasoned documentarians transition to feature filmmaking, especially films with an underlying espionage narrative but Janus Metz Pedersen (Love on Delivery, Armadillo, Ticket to Paradise) [...]