A witty, sharply observed modern satire about reinvention and the risks of outsourcing your identity to apps, algorithms, and strangers who promise to “fix” you.
Tag: Tribeca
“Nobu”
An engaging look at sushi, technique, and Nobu’s rise that food fans will appreciate, but it leans more toward lifestyle gloss than the tougher realities of life in the kitchen.
“Jimmy and the Demons”
A lovely portrait of an artist fully committed to their craft, curious, questioning, and still finding joy in their work.
“Just Sing”
Upbeat and genuine, this delightful documentary about a college a cappella group chasing a national title is just a really easy movie to enjoy.
“Paradise Records”
A chaotic, crude, and undeniably funny late-night kind of movie that’s made for laughing, cringing, and quoting with friends.
“Rosemead”
This slow and heavy film is exhausting, weighed down by glacial pacing and uneven performances.
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