While unremarkable as a cinematic achievement, this intimate documentary honors the Hollywood legend, filmmaker, and Civil Rights activist, Sidney Poitier.
While unremarkable as a cinematic achievement, this intimate documentary honors the Hollywood legend, filmmaker, and Civil Rights activist, Sidney Poitier.
Made for and by people who love films on the purest level. If you make movies, write about movies, or simply love movies, this one’s for you.
A wickedly savage, genre-bending, darkly comedic thriller that serves up arthouse fun for foodies.
The characters are so unconventional and the animation is so impressive that this animated story of demons and grief should be celebrated for its uniqueness, if nothing else.
The funniest thing about the movie is thinking about the handful of audience members who believe this story is 100% true and real, and that’s one of the film’s biggest problems.
Will likely elicit a gut reaction in viewers and amplify the issue of bodily autonomy and reproductive rights, which is the point of the entire project.