This documentary about the personal impact of Kevin Smith’s problematic LGBTQ+ film “Chasing Amy” is a love story about a movie, but also one about learning to love yourself.
“Me, Myself & the Void”
It may not be perfect, but the film’s emotional depth, earnest sentiment, and overall heart certainly is in the right place.
“Dead Mail”
Those with a penchant for films that defy conventional genre boundaries will find this uneven retro thriller especially rewarding.
“Gülizar”
A powerful, sensitive portrayal of the lasting effects of trauma and the paths we take to heal.
“Woman of the Hour”
A chilling exploration of the intersection of violence and misogyny, brought to life by a strong cast and smart, sensitive direction.
“Conclave”
This look at the intersection of faith, power, and politics is best enjoyed without prior spoilers to fully appreciate its dramatic impact.
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