The great movies are reflective in nature, allowing an audience to explore their own universality through the specificity of the perspective being shared on screen. Lingua Franca is one of those great movies.
Just as crazy as the title promises. A fundamentally broken, technically inefficient movie that abolishes all logical forms of storytelling and film-making in exchange for pure laughter and joy. The prime example of a Wakaliwood production.
With poorly shot action scenes, virtually zero character development, and no interest in indulging in its fantasy premise, Artemis Fowl is a total slog that will displease die-hard fans of the source material and newcomers alike.
Never Rarely Sometimes Always is an empathetic look into the unflinching, anxiety-inducing, minute-by-minute account of teen pregnancy that is a vicious reality for millions of young women across the United States
My Darling Vivian brings much-need attention to its subject, but fails to dive too far beyond the surface
Extraction is a bloodbath that is impossible to enjoy because of its numbing destruction played for thrills. An empty exercise in stylistic action that leaves us with no point of view.
Just Mercy honestly and movingly illuminates the imperfections of America's legal network, respectfully honoring the never-ending fight for true, blind justice.
Emma is a biting satire that borders on farce, matching impeccable timing with a comic sensibility that creates a sense of joyous wonder with a snarky wit underneath its candy-colored palette.
