Excellent visual storytelling offers a unique take on this multi-layered story about the choices we make.
“Wakhri (One of a Kind)”
Despite the repetitive nature of thematic bullet points, it’s refreshing to see such a spirited female perspective represented in Pakistani cinema.
“Resynator”
A film that starts out with one goal in mind but midway through, takes an unexpected detour that’s surprising, sad, and cathartic to the filmmaker and her family.
“Adrianne & The Castle”
This true story of love, loss, and the role of grief in the artistic process isn’t executed well. As a result, nothing about this documentary works.
“The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare”
A historical WWII film based on incredible true events that’s lively, refreshing, and feels like it’s operating on a different level of creativity and vision.
“Abigail”
With a wicked sense of humor, slightly taunting tone, talented cast, and plenty of bloody gore, this is one entertaining horror ride from start to finish.
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