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André Holland Gives Expert Peformance Exhibiting Forgiveness
"Exhibiting Forgiveness" is a gift, mostly because this film will leave you raw and exhilarated that in the pain of grief comes forgiveness on many levels.
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Coming Attractions, Documentary Film Review, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Sundance Film Festival
The Greatest Night in Pop Almost Didn’t Happen
Luckily for us, lightning in a bottle was captured beyond the recording and will now live forever for future generations to witness how artists tapped into their humanity for the…
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Coming Attractions, Documentary Film Review, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Sundance Film Festival
Carla Gutierrez Captures Frida in Animated Living Color
With a wicked sense of humor, it's not lost that her career had a few setbacks due to men being king and ruling the world. Kahlo's words have never rung…
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Lucy Lawless Captures Bravery of Margaret Moth in Never Look Away
Never Look Away leaves one in awe of Margaret Moth while feeling inspired to do more for your fellow man making your legacy more about others than for yourself. My…
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Coming Attractions, Documentary Film Review, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Sundance Film Festival
Skywalkers: A Love Story is Breathtakingly Awesome
Coming from a circus background, Nikolau, is known in her circles as the First Lady of Rooftopping, while Beerkus was considered by millions worldwide as "rooftoping royalty." They met their…
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Emma Stone is Raw and Untethered in Poor Things
Poor Things is a eccentric, wild ride at best with stupefying performances and insane production and costume design making this film an exceptional standout from the pack of films released…
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Aunjanue Ellis Spectacularly Encapsulates Isabel Wilkerson in Origin
Origin will ruffle feathers and make folks uncomfortable. It's supposed to be uncomfortable. A truth that is hard to swallow usually is, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't take it…
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Eugenio Derbez is Radical in True Tale of Inspiration
Feeling like a mashup between an updated "To Sir With Love," "Coda" (where Derbez also starred as a tough, unconventional teacher) and "Dead Poets Society" "Radical never falls short for…
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It’s a Wonderful Knife is Kitchy, Quick Holiday Fun
With a subtle LGBTQ + theme intertwined, Jane Widdop and Jess McLeod as the awkward misfit Bess carry the film with just the right amount of humor an zest. Justin…
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Rebel Moon Thematically Struggles with Identity Crisis
Rebel Moon: Part One: A Child of Fire replicates and boasts fabulous fight scenes that are synonymous with Zach Snyder's style and brand of filmmaking. There is never a dull…
