It’s impossible not to root for the heroine of the story to succeed when she’s challenging the patriarchy of a society that continues to marginalize women.
“Summertime”
Unmasks the impassioned cries of hope and frustration from a young generation through their urban poetry, and it’s as inspiring as it is complicated.
“A Hidden Life”
Perhaps this is what the devout refer to as a “religious experience.” I am not a spiritual person, but the beauty of this film moved me.
“Bad Boys for Life”
There are a couple of show-stopping action sequences, but fans should prepare to see a softer, gentler side of the original bad boys.
“Arctic”
Cerebral in its own way, with a purposely vague story that rewards the thoughtful viewer.
“Like a Boss”
A tolerable movie that is perfectly acceptable for a mindless girls’ night out; emphasis on the “mindless.”
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