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Kajillionaire is a Dark Dramedy with Mega Messages for Society
Kajillionaire has a few pacing issues mid-way, but overall is a great reminder that all human beings have one life to live. Do you want to make a difference, become…
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Concrete Cowboys is Charming Urban Western Coming of Age Taleh
Idris Elba does what he does best...be a man. A man with wrapped up in fear, love, hope and quiet integrity. Jharrel Jerome is stellar and Caleb McLaughlin proves his…
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David Oyelowo Taps into Family and Fantasy with The Water Man Debut
As a filmmaker, Oyelowo masterfully captures the emotional struggles that inhabits a family and the impending loss of a loved one through child’s view of the world and heart. Beautifully…
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Climate Change is in Good Hands As Long As Greta Thunberg Exists
But, being on the autism spectrum, ostracized in school by classmates and staff, as well as, grown middle age men putting in their two cents being equally unkind, this unique…
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Naomi Watts Warms Up a Tepid Penguin Bloom
Directed by Glendyn Ivan, Penguin Bloom tells the amazing true story of renewal of self, family and life the minute a little bird flew into all their lives transforming the minds,…
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MLK/FBI Doc Reaffirms Old Prejudices and Reignites Hypocrisy in America
At the age of 39, Martin Luther King, Jr. was assasintated. Herbert Hoover’s FBI reign lasted 48 years. In 2020, the fruits of the Civil Right movement live on in…
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Ellen Burstyn and Vanessa Kirby are Spellbounding in Pieces of a Woman
Pieces of Woman break down all the elements of a gender. Women are kind, strong, loving and thorough the miracle of childbirth are changed emotionally forever. For better or for…
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Nomadland Gives Displaced Dignity & Frances McDormand a Brilliant Role
Frances McDormand has the uncanny ability to land in role portraying women with a fired dignity wrapped in awkwardness making her characters relatable, raw and human. However, there is something…
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Love Finds a Way in the Broken Hearts Gallery
“We all keep the mementos of our past relationships – the ones that left us better and the ones that broke our hearts but helped us grow,” says Selena Gomez,…
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Sonia Lowman Looks in the Mirror While Honoring Black Boys
Directed by Sonia Lowman, BLACK BOYS illuminates the spectrum of black humanity in America. Providing commentary from men across all disciplines share their most intimate, inter-generational exploration, insight into their…
