Josephine offers a raw and immersive look into a child’s fearful reality, leaving viewers exhausted and reflective.
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RobertoTOrtiz
Roberto Tyler Ortiz is a movie and TV enthusiast with a love for literally any film. He is a writer for LoudAndClearReviews, and when he isn’t writing for them, he’s sharing his personal reviews and thoughts on Twitter, Instagram, and Letterboxd. As a member of the Austin Film Critics Association, Roberto is always ready to chat about the latest releases, dive deep into film discussions, or discover something new.
By the time If I Go Will They Miss Me reaches its final moments, it has established itself as a major artistic statement from a filmmaker with a clear sense of purpose.
Rock Springs delves into themes of inherited racial violence and family legacy amidst a supernatural backdrop.
Bedford Park delves into the raw struggles of emotional numbness and family expectations through the lens of a Korean American woman.
Time and Water invites viewers to experience a unique narrative of memories and the passage of time in a captivating documentary.
Union County reveals the complex journey of addiction recovery. Follow Cody’s story in this insightful film about resilience.
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Big Girls Don’t Cry captures the complex emotional journey of a young girl navigating adolescence in rural New Zealand.
The Incomer invites you to a quirky narrative of survival and myth, showcasing the lives of two isolated siblings.
Shame and Money delves into the emotional struggle of a family grappling with loss and identity in difficult times.