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PLOT: When pregnant Ellie (Emma Draper) returns to her grandparent’s old house to finish writing a book, she reopens old wounds and creates new lasting ones with her cold and distant mother, Ivy (Julia Ormond). REVIEW: After acquitting himself with...
PLOT As a memory-erasing illness sweeps the planet, a husband (Jack O'Connell) and wife (Olivia Cooke) prepare for the time when they may forget each other forever. REVIEW: If our lives on Earth are but a series of fleeting snapshots assembled to...
PLOT: An in-depth look at the band Sparks, which consists of brother Russell and Ron Mael. REVIEW: The first time I ever saw Sparks was in this 1977 disaster movie called Rollercoaster, which I caught on cable one day. They...
PLOT: After arriving back home from a movie premiere, couple Malcolm (John David Washington) and Marie (Zendaya) find themselves in an evening of arguing and romance as the foundations of their relationship begin to falter as their insecurities are laid bare. ...
PLOT: William O’Neal (Lakeith Stanfield), a petty criminal, is recruited by the F.B.I to infiltrate the Black Panthers, so he can get close to the charismatic head of the Illinois chapter, Fred Hampton (Daniel Kaluuya). REVIEW: COINTELPRO remains one of...
PLOT: An ex-convict finds himself taking care of a young boy after his addict mother runs off with her abusive boyfriend. REVIEW: Justin Timberlake has achieved something quite impressive during his career. It's damn near impossible to transition from a massive...
PLOT: In a strange place called “Samurai Town”, a notorious criminal (Nicolas Cage) is placed in a booby-trapped leather jumpsuit and sent into the mysterious Ghostland to save the abducted daughter (Sofia Boutella) of the town’s despot ruler. REVIEW: Last...
PLOT: A middle-class African-American woman (Tessa Thompson) living in Harlem during the 1920s, experiments with “Passing”, where she passes as white one day in a crowded tea room. While there, she discovers that an old childhood friend (Ruth Negga) of...
PLOT: This documentary digs into a school of thought that asks the question, what if reality as we know it isn’t real and we’re all living in a simulation? REVIEW: What if we were all living in a computer simulation?...
PLOT: A British film censor (Niamh Algar) becomes obsessed with a gory slasher flick that echoes her repressed childhood memories. REVIEW: “In the future, if you have even the slightest doubt, just reject the film!” This is what Censor’s heroine,...
