Asks whether it’s possible to hold onto your humanity while staring down the person you believe destroyed it.
“The Testament of Ann Lee”
Admirable in its audacity and unforgettable in its execution, this film is unlike anything you have ever seen.
“Marty Supreme”
There’s a lot to appreciate here, but be prepared for a character study of narcissism rather than a highly entertaining drama.
“Song Sung Blue”
Settles for bland mediocrity, drowning its musical dreams and emotional ambitions in clichés, strained performances, and a dispiriting lack of inspiration.
“Late Shift”
The film doesn’t just dramatize medical emergencies, but illuminates the relentless pressures and sacrifices of healthcare workers.
“Don’t Let the Cat Out”
This is a genre film that dares to be weird and grim, and that makes it unforgettable.
Screen Zealots 