Andy Harrison 4/16/20 Andy Harrison 4/16/20

Tigertail

An intimate and personal directorial debut feature

Jak Luke Sharp 4/16/20 Jak Luke Sharp 4/16/20

The Man Standing Next

The Man Standing Next is an engaging feature with an excellent set of dominant performances and incredibly well-crafted genre pieces

Jak Luke Sharp 4/15/20 Jak Luke Sharp 4/15/20

Alle må dø (All Must Die)

An ultra low-grade and flat, uninspiring vision that does little to refresh the genre and instead, reinforces tiresome stereotypes and convention

Andy Harrison 4/15/20 Andy Harrison 4/15/20

Love. Wedding. Repeat

Regardless of its shortcomings, Love Wedding Repeat is an entertaining, funny, well-performed film, and its clichés and tropes are sweet and light-hearted enough to accept

Paul Price 4/14/20 Paul Price 4/14/20

Butt Boy

Butt Boy does not disappoint

Jak Luke Sharp 4/14/20 Jak Luke Sharp 4/14/20

Port Authority

Danielle Lessovitz's Port Authority is a profound and touching exploration of self-acceptance and defiance against social oppression carried with a fabulous performance from Leyna Bloom

Sumer Singh 4/14/20 Sumer Singh 4/14/20

Uncorked

It is hard to categorize Uncorked into any spectrum relating quality of good or bad

Andy Harrison 4/13/20 Andy Harrison 4/13/20

The Way Back

The Way Back is more of an unfortunate wasted opportunity than an outright unsatisfactory film

Paul Price 4/13/20 Paul Price 4/13/20

SXSW 2020 - The Boy Who Sold The World

A fun look behind-the-scenes at the early days of a start-up with the added spectacle of a 16-year-old at the head

Jak Luke Sharp 4/9/20 Jak Luke Sharp 4/9/20

Mogul Mowgli

Bassam Tariq and Riz Ahmed's Mogul Mowgli is a sincere and spellbinding exploration of faith and family

Alexander Holmes 4/9/20 Alexander Holmes 4/9/20

Coffee & Kareem

Coffee & Kareem is the kind of movie that reaffirms the notion that some films just are not meant to be seen on the big screen

Andy Harrison 4/9/20 Andy Harrison 4/9/20

Emma.

Emma. is visually interesting and its performances are well-cast and well-directed enough to carry through a sometimes flat, unexciting screenplay

Jak Luke Sharp 4/8/20 Jak Luke Sharp 4/8/20

Faith Ba$ed

A compelling emotional comedic drama that draws and examines society as a whole in its absurdity and fragility with poignancy and brilliant magnetism

Sumer Singh 4/8/20 Sumer Singh 4/8/20

Evge (Homeward)

Homeward is a must-watch even having the potential for becoming a future cult classic

Jak Luke Sharp 4/7/20 Jak Luke Sharp 4/7/20

Lillian

Andreas Horvath's Lillian is a masterful dynamic and profound examination of modern-day America wrapped in a dark Lynchian-esque vibe to show the power of the soul and human nature

Connor Fay 4/6/20 Connor Fay 4/6/20

All the Bright Places

All the Bright Places is a poor attempt at a teenage drama

Sumer Singh 4/6/20 Sumer Singh 4/6/20

Koko-Di Koko-Da

Instead of illuminating its horrific themes by using drama, Koko-Di Koko-Da uses a reverse process by illuminating dramatic ironies and tragedies through the means of horror

Charlie Batista 4/5/20 Charlie Batista 4/5/20

SXSW 2020 - Echoes of the Invisible

Echoes of the Invisible is an absolutely gorgeous look at humanity, the environment, and the way they interact and weave in these stories

Paul Price 4/4/20 Paul Price 4/4/20

SXSW 2020 - An Elephant in the Room

An Elephant in the Room deftly walks the fine line between a sympathetic portrayal of healing and something more exploitative

Paul Anderson 4/4/20 Paul Anderson 4/4/20

How to be a Good Wife

How to be a Good Wife is not without its moments and will likely raise more than a smile in places but as a whole, it is never quite satisfying enough