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.
“Love Lies Bleeding”
This gritty, bloody, and brash thriller / love story was one of my favorites to come out of this year’s Sundance Film Festival.
“Ghostlight”
A sad and smart comedy / drama about the healing power of the arts that will make you laugh and cry in equal measure.
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