This feel-good charmer radiates positivity and inclusivity, which can brighten up even the most dreary days.
“The Lost City”
A disappointing, warmed-over romantic adventure that feels like a cheap “Romancing the Stone” rip-off.
“Sell/Buy/Date”
This hybrid documentary gives a voice to sex workers who are rarely heard, in a compelling, entertaining way.
“The Adam Project”
Dumb sci-fi action sequences outmuscle the more successful parts of the coming-of-age story.
“Anonymous Club”
An intimate diary of an artist that’s highly private, personal, but also universal.
“Bad Axe”
A deeply personal time capsule that captures the climate of and life in the United States in 2020.
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