All Cinema. All The Time.
The definition of anarchism is skewed for now, but there is still hope. Read our spoiler review of the premiere episode for ‘The Anarchists’!
Anarchy And Capitalism Collide In HBO And Blumhouse Television’s ‘The Anarchists’ Episode One — “The Movement” [SPOILER REVIEW] Read More
‘Fashion Reimagined’ takes you on a sustainability journey with designer Amy Powney at the forefront.
“Fashion Reimagined” (Documentary) Review Read More
Challenging what you think you know about the strange true story of The Staircase.
‘The Staircase’ Season Premiere Non-Spoiler Review – “911”, “Chiroptera” and “The Great Dissembler”. Read More
We got to see ‘The PEZ Outlaw’ at SXSW last month, and its story will “keep you invested in the cartoonish mania of [Steve] Glew’s business”!
‘The PEZ Outlaw’ (Documentary) Review | SXSW 2022 Read More
Sarah Jones’s SXSW documentary, ‘Sell/Buy/Date’, is an emotional exploration of a difficult topic, with a personal twist!
‘Sell/Buy/Date’ (SXSW 2022) Documentary Review – The Conversation We Should Be Having Read More
A simple yet enticing look into the world of Nick Cave and Warren Ellis’ musical genius with the #SXSW film, ‘This Much I Know To Be True’!
Andrew Dominik’s ‘This Much I Know To Be True’ (SXSW 2022) Documentary Non-Spoiler Review – Making The Music Read More
Gillian Jacobs’s #SXSW documentary, ‘More Than Robots’ comes to Disney+ this week and suggests that “we all have a part in society”!
Gillian Jacobs’s ‘More Than Robots’ (SXSW 2022) Documentary Non-Spoiler Review – How To Make A Change Through Post-Human Machines Read More
Jeremy Simmons’s documentary, ‘Explant’, screened at the Tribeca Film Festival and is a fascinating exploration into breast implant illness!
‘Explant’ Review: Exploring Breast Implant Illness Read More
‘Last Meal’ premiered at Tribeca Film Festival, and Marcus McKenzie and Daniel Principe’s short film documentary understands its assignment!
‘Last Meal’ (Tribeca) Short Film Documentary Review Read More
We got to see ‘The Scars of Ali Boulala’ at Tribeca Film Festival, and it shines a light on one of skateboarding’s most gracious subjects.
‘The Scars of Ali Boulala’ (Tribeca) Film Review Read More