While the film showcases black culture and perspectives often overlooked in similar narratives, this is a heartfelt but forgettable entry into the canon of New York love letters.
“Selena y Los Dinos”
Takes a tender approach in honoring Selena’s legacy, offering fans both new and old a reason to celebrate her life and artistry.
“Didn’t Die”
This low-budget thriller stands out as one of the more contemplative entries in the zombie genre.
“Move Ya Body: The Birth of House”
There’s a lot of important history here and while it’s great that the film wants to honor all these facets of house music’s rise, most of the material covered deals with everything but the actual music.
“The Virgin of the Quarry Lake”
Has a lot of good ideas simmering beneath its surface, but it ultimately falls victim to its own narrative meandering.
“Mr. Nobody Against Putin”
This story of quiet defiance is a reminder of the importance of using your voice to expose injustices whenever they are unfolding in our world.
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