Not a perfect movie, but it’s a really solid indie effort with charming actors and relatable story.
“The Mauritanian”
Won’t stand the test of time as a historical document, but will intrigue those interested in Gitmo and the U.S. government’s policies after 9/11.
“The Father”
Paints a poignant and effective picture from the point of view of a person struggling with dementia.
“Greenland”
Sets the disaster movie bar at a much higher level, and it succeeds.
“Supernova”
A restrained tale of morality and love that ascends to a different level of sadness and sophistication.
“Judas and the Black Messiah”
The script is the weakest link, which is rare when the other elements combine to create a cohesive vision.
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