Film Review: Alam
Firas Khoury’s directorial debut couldn’t have come at a more urgent time. It’s been over half a year since Israel’s excessive and deadly response to October 7th has resulted in Continue Reading
Film Review: Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret.
Judy Blume’s seminal and highly acclaimed novel, Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret is a book that I knew more about in reputation more than anything else. It was Continue Reading
Film Review: Last Film Show
It is kind of a bummer that a lot of the conversation around Last Film Show has for the most part been revolving around the fact that the powers that Continue Reading
Film Review: Spontaneous
Spontaneous is a rom-com – in a manner of speaking – adapted by the book of the same name by Aaron Starmer from writer/director, Brian Duffield, who is having quite Continue Reading
Film Review: Cuties
Cuties is a French film from writer/director, Maïmouna Doucouré, inspired by her own experiences growing up as a Senegalese refugee in France. It follows a young 11 year old girl, Continue Reading
Film Review: House Of Hummingbird
Set in the backdrop of an expanding Seoul in 1994, House Of Hummingbird follows a 14-year-old girl named Eun-hee (Ji-hoo Park), who is navigating the complicated space of adolescence, dealing Continue Reading
Film Review: The Half Of It
I really hope it doesn’t take writer/director, Alice Wu, another 16 years to make another feature because her latest film, which was just released on Netflix, is absolutely wonderful. It’s Continue Reading
Some Thoughts On…Never Have I Ever
So, I watched the new Netflix series, Never Have I Ever. It wasn’t something I was highly anticipating, but it was only ten half-hour episodes, which is super doable for Continue Reading
Film Review: Big Time Adolescence
In most coming-of-age films, our young lead goes on a wild journey that leads them to learning a lesson about the nature of adulthood, youth, and the responsibilities that come Continue Reading
Film Review: The Cat And The Moon
In making the transition from child star to an adult actor, Alex Wolff’s choices have been interesting to watch unfold, with the roles ranging from mainstream films such as Jumanji: Continue Reading
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