Lumpini (2018) review
An intriguing documentary looking at the world of Muay Thai and the combatants who spend their lives training to try and become the best, this is Lumpini.
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The Golden Rule (2021) film review
Highlighting the Santa Susana nuclear meltdown and how it affected the residents that were close by to it, Stacey Stone and Diane Mellen return with another enthralling documentary. This is The Golden Rule.
Incompleteness Part One (2020) film review
A workaholic TV news producer finds out he is dying and dedicates his remaining days to making a movie about the meaning of life for his estranged wife and their soon-to-be-born son. Here is our review of Dave Ash’s drama, Incompleteness Part One.
Veneer (2020) film review
Suburban drug dealer Dominic Willis tries to navigate through the COVID – 19 pandemic while carrying out his ultimate plan. Here’s is our review of writer/director Max Aguiar’s indie comedy, Veneer.
The Forgiving (2020) film review
Struck by tragedy, a despondent writer finds his salvation through the ghosts of his past. This is our review of
Older (2020) review
A 29-year old man who refuses to grow up meets an old high school friend at a wedding and romance blossoms over their shared fear of adulthood in Guy Pigden’s romantic drama Older.
Meow Mixer (2020) short film review
During a lesbian speed-dating session, a number of vulnerable, stupid, innocent, experienced, and amusing characters all try to find their
Where Sleeping Dogs Lie (2019) review
Two brothers and a childhood friend end up involved in a tragic twist of events during a botched robbery attempt.
Perpetual Anamnesis (2020) short film review
As a man makes a routine video call to his wife isolated on the other side of the country, the
Turnover (2020) film review
After taking some time off due to a medical condition, a cafe owner returns to his business to find it
Psycho-Therapy (2019) review
A psychiatrist, under tremendous pressure, snaps and takes her vengeance out on her patients in this dark comedy horror. Here
Overwhelm the Sky (2019) review
An Existential Neo-Noir loosely adapted from Charles Brockden Brown’s 1799 novel Edgar Huntly, or Memoirs of a Sleepwalker. Here is