A documentary that celebrates one of the greatest icons in the world of journalism, the film makes you yearn for the days when news was news and America could agree on the facts.
“Transition”
This documentary conveys the emotional pain of living with gender dysphoria, promoting empathy and understanding in a way that’s educational and inspiring.
“Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny”
While the crack of Indy’s whip and the moment Ford dons his famous brown fedora may get those feel-good endorphins flowing, it also makes in painfully clear that a movie can only coast so far on nostalgia.
“Mountains”
A reserved drama about the immigrant experience in America that tells a familiar story in a refreshing way.
“Let the Canary Sing”
A straightforward documentary about the life and career of 80s pop icon Cyndi Lauper, the film is a celebration of her lasting music and a tribute to her tireless advocacy.
“Omen (Augure)”
While I didn’t love this film, I certainly appreciate what the director’s gift for mind-bending visual flair, and the hallucinatory qualities of the film perfectly complement its overall unsettling feel.
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