Advertisements Riley Stearns’ 2019 film The Art of Self Defense centered on a karate novice attempting to regain control of his life and finding something much deeper in the community he found. Now Stearns, who clearly has an interest in training and…
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'Speak No Evil' is an exercise in patience that rewards its viewer with a gruesome and truly nasty finale.…
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'Am I OK?' delivers an authentic and humorous depiction of the coming-of-age experience through the lens of coming out in your thirties.…
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'Mayday' is a bold film that shines brightly despite losing some of its daring as the narrative progresses. …
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Although much of it feels like it could cut deeper and hit harder, 'Land' is a sincere and solid first feature from Wright. …
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This narrative is equal parts dark and whimsical, but offers little emotional depth.…
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Superior's style is striking, but so is the story about two twins reconnecting in this colorful thriller.…
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Jamila Wignot's incisive, multi-faceted portrait questions celebrity, legacy, and the nuance of African-American artistry.…
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Faultless visuals and immaculate performances from an outstanding Ruth Negga and Tessa Thompson make Rebecca Hall's debut a top-to-bottom cinematic marvel.…
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Through frank realism and compelling performances, Jerrod Carmichael and Christopher Abbott achieve a splendid high-wire balance of tight comedy and meaningful emotion in 'On the Count of Three'.…
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