‘Simple Wedding’ Review: A Cross-Cultural Commentary on Love (LAFF)
This hilarious yet sincere dramedy questions how our identities are forged through culture and society.
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‘Banana Split’ Review: A Real Split of Authenticity and Insincerity (LAFF)
This coming-of-age film hilariously illustrates the best friendship but is stifled by moments of disingenuous emotion.
‘Behind the Curve’ Review: Explore the Minds and Hearts of Flat Earth Theorists
More than their absurd theory, this documentary takes a behind the scenes look at the lives of flat-Earthers.
‘The Oath’ Review: A Hilarious Commentary on American Division (LAFF)
Ike Barinholtz’s directorial debut presents the calamity and violence of politics at Thanksgiving dinner.
‘We Have Always Lived in the Castle’ Review: A Complex Character Study Draped in Gothic Mystery (LAFF)
Intricate characters, horrific backgrounds, and an overall peculiarity makes this film a deep, but weird watch.
‘The Clovehitch Killer’ Review: Mystery Collides With Fundamentalism, Secrecy, and Sexual Repression (LAFF)
The serial killer mystery receives an exciting, fresh take that demonstrates the dangers of restrictions.
What to Expect From The 2018 Los Angeles Film Festival
We take a look at the most promising films at the 2018 Los Angeles Film Festival.
