Review: ‘Tigertail’Tzi Ma Is Terrific In Alan Yang's Beautifully Poignant New Feature
Pin-Jui (Hong-Chi Lee) is a free-spirited yet impoverished young Taiwanese factory worker, who makes the difficult decision to leave his homeland -- and the...
Review: ‘There’s Something In The Water’Ellen Page's Netflix Doc Tackles Environmental Racism
Ellen Page brings attention to the injustices and injuries caused by environmental racism in her home province, in this urgent documentary on Indigenous and...
Review: ‘Intrigo: Death of an Author’Ben Kingsley Leads Frustratingly Bland And Complex Mystery Thriller
After an author named David plots the seemingly accidental murder of his wife, her body is never recovered, and he's convinced that she's still...
Review: ‘Lucky Grandma’Tsai Chin Is Intimidating And Cold In Sasie Sealy's Insane Heist Drama
In the heart of Chinatown, New York, an ornery, chain-smoking, newly widowed 80-year-old Grandma (Tsai Chin) is eager to live life as an independent...
Review: ‘Run This Town’Rob Ford Political Drama Is Admirable But Can't Stick The Landing
An emerging political scandal in Toronto 2013 seen through the eyes of young staffers at city hall and a local newspaper.
Ricky Tollman's independent feature Run...
Review: ‘Tammy’s Always Dying’Felicity Huffman Finds Some Measure Of Redemption In Amy Jo Johnson's...
On the 29th of every month, when the welfare runs out, Catherine MacDonald (Anastasia Phillips) talks her alcoholic mother Tammy (Felicity Huffman) off of...
Review: ‘The Mimic’Starring Thomas Sadoski, Jake Robinson, and Gina Gershon
A comedy where our main character learns that imitation may not be the sincerest form of flattery when he is befriended by a younger...
Review: ‘Ride Like a Girl’Teresa Palmer Shines In Cheerful Yet Familiar Sports Story
As a little girl, Michelle Payne (Teresa Palmer) dreams of the impossible: winning the Melbourne Cup – horse-racing’s toughest two-mile race. The youngest of...
Review: ‘Intrigo: Dear Agnes’Gemma Chan Is Terrific In Final Entry Of Mystery Trilogy
What is a human life worth? How is it possible that a woman like Agnes (Carla Juni) could agree to kill another human being?...