Musician, comedian, and director Isabel Hagen appears before us with On a String, an independent production that she directed and starred in, whose atmosphere and spirit recall Greta Gerwig’s collabor...
Rich Ronat’s debut feature, The Clutterbucks, imagines a sharply divided America in 2075, decades after political tensions have escalated into a second depression and civil war. The nation has fractur...
The director you might remember from Old Henry (2021) and one of my favorites, Greedy People (2024), Potsy Ponciroli, has a film with a cinematography so sterile it reminds you of Apple TV ads, the ma...
The Turtle is a tender, late‑night portrait of a couple navigating the fragile space between closeness and emotional drift. In under ten minutes, the film captures how silence, longing, and unspoken t...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day questions what it truly means to be a superhero—exploring sacrifice, responsibility, and what a hero represents in the eyes of the public. But more than anything, it felt lik...
