The Odyssey
After finally winning his Oscar for Best Director and Best Picture for his near-billion-dollar grossing Oppenheimer, filmmaking titan Christopher Nolan returns with his most ambitious endeavour yet. Nolan, who has [...]
The Invite
Four people—two couples who happen to be neighbors in the same apartment complex—finally meet one night in one of their living rooms. They gather and discuss everything from hobbies and [...]
Romeria
Romeria, the new film from Spanish film maker Carla Simon, is a semi-autobiographical work about a young woman meeting her father’s family. Set in 2004, the film centers around a [...]
Toy Story 5
The Toy Story films have been the crown jewel for Pixar, with the original 1995 film not only being the studio's first feature length film, but the first fully computer [...]
Disclosure Day
As Steven Spielberg’s sixth feature film involving extraterrestrials—and his first since War of the Worlds (or arguably, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull)—his latest project titled Disclosure [...]
Time and Water
Time and Water is a documentary, on the surface, about a glacier and its demise. Like all enormous ice formations, what you see on top is only a tiny fraction [...]
The Sheep Detectives
Once in awhile, a film comes around that so greatly exceeds the furthest reaches of expectation that it becomes a must-see event just to believe the hype with your own [...]
Obsession
Magic in all of its darkest forms appears to be in the zeitgeist again. Hollywood seems to go through phases of preoccupation with exploring the depths and potential costs of, [...]
Diamonds
Diamonds is a special film. It is, at times, a bit melodramatic, but only in the best sense of the word. It is inarguably passionate and darkly funny. It contains wisdom [...]
Marc by Sofia
Sofia Coppola's documentary Marc by Sofia is like a scrapbook turned into celluloid; it gives an insider's view of the fashion world that is personal, passionate, artful, and always insightful. [...]