Holler
By Paul Weissman June 10, 2021
Debut writer/director Nicole Riegel coaxes marvelous performances out of her cast, particularly Jessica Barden, who is a talent to watch.
Debut writer/director Nicole Riegel coaxes marvelous performances out of her cast, particularly Jessica Barden, who is a talent to watch.
An atmospheric and modern-day take on the legend of an ill-fated water sprite.
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A thought-provoking look at the phenomena of black holes. It’s inspiring as well as informative.
The nimble, sprawling, and biting debut by director Cathy Yan (Birds of Prey: Harley Quinn).
An in-depth look into the lives of two individuals standing at polar opposites of the Central American migration crisis.
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