From Focus Features and Blumhouse, “Vengeance” is a true crime comedy that spins the entire genre on its head.
Author: Larry Fried
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Dean Fleischer-Camp and Jenny Slate’s deceptively complex mockumentary makes for a meaningful expansion of their viral short film.
Peter Hengl’s directorial debut is full of ominous atmosphere, but its commentary on diet culture leaves much to be desired.
Kamala Khan is a massive Marvel fan in the comics, so it only makes sense for real-life Marvel fans to bring her story to life on Disney+.
Combining comic hijinks with meaningful inspiration, Craig Roberts and Simon Farnaby tell a unique story within the sports movie framework.
Farnaby and Roberts talk about their collaborative process and why it was important to tell a dreamer’s story through dream-like filmmaking.
Before Studio Ghibli, anime legends Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki told the simple story of a young girl and her newfound panda family.
Andrea Arnold’s unflinching documentary highlights the harsh realities of the dairy industry as an older cow is separated from her calf.