The Last Letter from Your Lover
The Last Letter from Your Lover is the shameful Netflix fodder audiences have come to know and expect
CANNES 2021: Invisible Demons
Invisible Demons forces the audience to accept the consequences of modern-day pollution and climate change becoming one of the most haunting films of the year
CANNES 2021: A Corsican Summer ‘I Comete’
A Corsican Summer becomes untenable to view in the self-indulgence of the mundane
CANNES 2021: Babi Yar. Context
Loznitsa film does an outstanding and incredibly tough job of showcasing this dark aspect of history in astonishingly enriching detail
Escape Room: Tournament of Champions
Escape Room: Tournament of Champions takes everything that worked in the original and improves on it tenfold
America - The Motion Picture
America: The Motion Picture is an abhorrent Netflix animated original that dares to chain itself to the word “comedy”
Lanksy
Lansky wades deep into the heart of the gangster drama and comes out with nothing unique
AFI Docs 2021: President
President is an undeniably important film but simply isn’t an engaging film
CANNES 2021: La Traviata. My Brothers & I ‘Mes frères et moi’
A powerful and entertaining blast that showcases society's blemishes in a romp of affection
Awake
Awake plays like a convenient, coincidental collection of connect-the-dots plot points
Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop
Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop makes up for its lack of depth with an undeniable summer charm
CANNES 2021: The Worst Person in the World
The Worst Person In the World will stand as a masterwork in Joachim Trier’s filmography
CANNES 2021: La Civil
La Civil is a fantastic, emotionally brooding piece of drama
Space Jam: A New Legacy
Space Jam: A New Legacy is even more of a shameless exercise in corporatization than its predecessor
Old
Old is a highly bizarre film from M. Night Shyamalan that self-destructs on its own potential
AFI Docs 2021: Cusp
Cusp is a perfect example of when the fly on the wall style of documentary goes wrong
Pig
Pig is grounded in a stark and sometimes unforgiving reality
Fear Street Part 3: 1666
A bloody and cathartic conclusion to a tale of romance, class differences, and murder
Cannes 2021: Cow
With no sincere substance and an outrageous running time of ninety-three minutes, Cow is a self-indulgent bore
Cannes 2021: Women Do Cry
A harrowing and often dark social call for change and understanding of the aids crisis and women's rights in Bulgaria

