‘In the Family:’ most powerful indie drama so far this year » From left: Wang, Brodziak and St. John in ‘In the Family.’ Still image courtesy of In the Family LLC
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- Magellanes is an excellent political thriller that reveals Peru’s history – a film review
- Deepwater Horizon and the fragility of humanity in the face of capitalism — a film review
- Come What May offers a striking reminder of the perils of war – a film review
- Is That A Gun in Your Pocket? misses the comedic mark — a film review
- Loneliness, Anger and Loss in Max Rose — a film review
- In Seed: The Untold Story food commodification means bad news — A film review
- In The JT LeRoy Story a con artist finds her way into celebrity — A Film Review
- Fantastic Planet still stands as a unique vision of profound science fiction — a film review
- The People vs. Fritz Bauer has lots of drama, not enough tension — a film review
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