A young man, still in love with his self-destructive ex-girlfriend, agrees to join her on a trip to Cancun where he ends up meeting a local girl, forcing him to question everything he wants in life. This is Mike Gallant’s romantic dramedy The Duchess of Cancun. [Read more…]
Crossing Shaky Ground (2020) review
During a business trip to Astoria, Oregon, Aaron is caught in the middle of a huge Earthquake that forces him to make his way back home on foot. Unsure of what he will find or even if he will survive the trip, we follow him on his 725-mile journey to Portland. This is Paul Bright’s docudrama, Crossing Shaky Ground. [Read more…]
It’s Just A Game (2018) review
A teenage misfit bullied by her peers summons a bizarre cult who are intent on doing her dirty work for her. Here is our review of writer/director Daniel Emery Taylor’s It’s Just A Game. [Read more…]
My Best Worst Adventure (2020) review
After the death of her mother, a rebellious Thai-American girl is sent to live with her grandmother in rural Thailand by her stepfather. Here she befriends a mute peasant boy and inspires him to compete in an annual Buffalo Race in Joel Soisson’s My Best Worst Adventure. [Read more…]
The Campaign Of Miner Bo (2020) review
After an encounter with Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton turns unemployed coal miner Bo Copley into a political celebrity, he embarks on an unlikely run for the United States Senate seat of West Virginia in Todd Drezner’s well-timed documentary, The Campaign Of Miner Bo. [Read more…]
The Evening Redness In The South (2020) review
An entirely dialogue-free dramatic feature film, a visual poem following workers on a building site as their daily work and family lives become infused with their deepest memories, dreams, anxieties, and desires. Read on for our review of director Colin Hickey’s The Evening Redness In The South. [Read more…]
Neon Days (2020) review
While trying to navigate adulthood 24-year-old Jake spends most of his days with his friends and fellow misfits at InterSkate Roller Rink. With the help of a seasoned therapist, Jake explores his past, present and future with a different outlook in Sheldon Maddux’s Neon Days. [Read more…]
Return To Eden, it’s All About Coming Home (2020) review
When natural and human interests impinge on each other, and over-regulation disturbs our biological balance, important questions arise. Do we belong to nature or does nature belong to us? Read on for our review of Marijn Poels’ Return To Eden, It’s All About Coming Home. [Read more…]
Uncanny Harbor (2020) review
In a New England fishing village, a fisherman suffers from visions of his wife who went missing 25 years earlier. With her disappearance remaining a mystery, law enforcement tries to work with the few clues that they have left in Uncanny Harbor. [Read more…]
Occurrence at Mills Creek (2020) review
Following the deaths of her mother and sister a young woman burdened by guilt begins to be plagued by the darkness that was hidden in her family’s past. Here is our review of Don Swanson’s psychological horror Occurrence at Mills Creek. [Read more…]