Boogie
By Andrew Plimpton March 4, 2021
A coming-of-age story and a sports drama, from the point of view of a Chinese American basketball prodigy.
A coming-of-age story and a sports drama, from the point of view of a Chinese American basketball prodigy.
A sweeping, slightly surreal prison drama that highlights the need for storytelling.
This dazzlingly photographed and surprisingly tender documentary centers on the burgeoning relationship between a middle-aged filmmaker and the titular scene-stealer.
For most of the drama, Anthony Hopkins is at his very best.
A horror film that mixes the atmosphere of a haunted house flick with Judeo-centric themes of sin and forgiveness.
The symbiotic relationship between right-wing Christian evangelicals and Jewish Israelis is explored with uneven and wishy-washy strokes.
Directed by MCU masterminds Joe and Anthony Russo, Cherry tackles a lot of issues: youthful malaise, PTSD, the opioid crisis, and Midwestern economic collapse.
If you are a fan of the band System of a Down, Truth to Power is essential. If you are into political activism, you will find a kindred spirit.
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