A young filmmaker returns home after many years away, to write a script about his childhood, only to find his neighborhood unrecognizable and his childhood friends being scattered to the wind.
DVD Review: “The Good Doctor: Season Three” Is A Curveball Full Of Tragedy And Loss Held Together By A Show Of Human Resilience
Dr. Shaun Murphy (Freddie Highmore), a young surgeon with autism and savant syndrome, continues to use his extraordinary medical gifts at St. Bonaventure Hospital’s surgical unit. As his friendships deepen, Shaun works harder than he ever has before as he starts dating while navigating his environment and relationships to prove to his colleagues that …
Movie Review: A Transgender Immigrant Takes Control Of The Narrative In “Lingua Franca” To Demonstrate The Struggle Between Desire And Identity
Olivia, an undocumented Filipino transwoman, works as a caregiver to Olga, an elderly Russian woman, in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. When Olivia runs out of options to attain legal status in the US, she becomes romantically involved with Alex, Olga’s adult grandson, in the pursuit of a marriage-based green card.
Movie Review: “Tesla” Fails To Capture Interest In Nikola Tesla As An Inventor Nor A Human
A freewheeling take on visionary inventor Nikola Tesla, his interactions with Thomas Edison and J.P. Morgan’s daughter Anne, and his breakthroughs in transmitting electrical power and light.
Movie Review: “Chemical Hearts” Is A Coming-Of-Age Drama That Chooses Healing Before Love
A high school transfer student finds a new passion when she begins to work on the school’s newspaper.
Movie Review: “American Fighter” Is A Tribute To The ’80s Fight Clubs But With A Slight Persian Twist
A desperate teenager is forced into the dangerous world of underground fighting to win enough money to save his ailing mother. He finds out what he’s made of in the face of these violent hungry competitors.
Movie Review: “Yes, God, Yes” Is A Satirical Climax Of The Struggle Between Worldly Pleasure And Spiritual Pleasure
After an innocent AOL chat turns racy, a Catholic teenager in the early 00s discovers masturbating and struggles to suppress her new urges in the face of eternal damnation.
Movie Review: “John Lewis: Good Trouble” Is A Historical Reminder That The Catalyst For Change Is Not Complacency But Disturbance To The Status Quo
The film explores John Lewis, Georgia representative’s 60-plus years of social activism and legislative action on civil rights, voting rights, gun control, health care reform, and immigration.
Movie Review: “A Thousand Miles Behind” Is A Testament To The Tumultuous Journey Of Processing Grief
A grieving man sets out on a solo trip across California after a motorcycle mysteriously turns up on his doorstep, but will the lonely road ultimately help him leave the past behind?