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.
“The Silent Hour”
A competently directed crime thriller that’s largely forgettable but more than passable.
“Saturday Night”
Offers an entertaining look at the pivotal moment of a television revolution in progress: the 1975 premiere of “Saturday Night Live.”
“AJ Goes to the Dog Park”
A downright silly, idiosyncratic, low budget midnight movie that delivers good dose of offbeat humor — if you have the stamina to endure its relentless quirkiness.
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