Month: September 2025

Bau: Artist at War 2025 Movie Review BAU: ARTIST AT WAR tells the incredible and moving true story of Joseph Bau, a famous artist living […]

Andrea Bocelli: Because I Believe 2025 Movie Review Is it time to say goodbye to music docs that feature stars as executive producers? That question […]

Speak. 2025 Movie Review Directed by Jennifer Tiexiera and Guy Mossman, “Speak.” is the type of documentary one can easily imagine being adapted into a […]

Another End 2025 Movie Review “Another End” is billed as a science-fiction romance film that made the film festival tour in 2024 that is now […]

The Summer Book 2025 Movie Review In The Summer Book, director Charlie McDowell adapts Tove Jansson’s beloved novel into a gentle meditation on grief, aging, […]

Peacock 2025 Movie Review Zeitgeisty trends combine in Peacock: how it mocks the vapid wealthy with lives so comfortable they must manufacture problems for themselves […]

Doin’ It 2025 Movie Review Some film festivals take themselves entirely too seriously. Not South by Southwest, the Austin-based multidisciplinary mega-event where amped-up crowds welcome […]

Dirty Boy 2025 Movie Review This was a film that I got the chance to see thanks to the Raindance Film Festival. Keir from Strike […]

The Senior 2025 Movie Review Faith-based films have occupied the “inspirational melodrama” space since the genre’s explosion in the early 2000s. In many ways, this […]

Steve 2025 Movie Review Producer-star Cillian Murphy and director Tim Mielants last collaborated on a superlative adaptation of Claire Keegan’s Small Things Like These, and […]