Reviews

What’s a fella to do?

From the YA novel by Angie Thompson, George Tillman Jr.’s latest may be the most significant teen film of Generation Z.

This coming-of-age film hilariously illustrates the best friendship but is stifled by moments of disingenuous emotion.

With a thread of the divine woven into its realist tapestry, Happy as Lazzaro feels like a timeless fable.

More than their absurd theory, this documentary takes a behind the scenes look at the lives of flat-Earthers.

Danish filmmaker Gustav Möller makes his feature debut with a smart and stylish thriller set entirely in a police dispatcher’s office.

Ike Barinholtz’s directorial debut presents the calamity and violence of politics at Thanksgiving dinner.

Drew Goddard invites us over to play with another one of his meticulously populated dollhouses.

Intricate characters, horrific backgrounds, and an overall peculiarity makes this film a deep, but weird watch.