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Erupcja validates that everyone is allowed to have selfish, carefree moments, but not at the expense of those who love them.
The Christophers explores art, legacy, and identity in a thoughtful review that highlights its emotional depth and creative vision.
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy delivers plenty of goopy gore and practical effects, but struggles with focus and pacing.
Join the journey in Mile End Kicks, where a music critic falls for indie band members while navigating her own story.
Normal combines action and style like Nobody, showcasing Wheatley’s unique vision and Kolstad’s engaging screenplay.
Mad Bills to Pay delves into Rico’s carefree summer until Destiny arrives, bringing new responsibilities and life-altering changes.
Mother Mary ultimately has little more to say about the state of celebrity or creative expression than either my Cher nightmare or Twitter and Reddit musings about the Illuminati.
Riz Ahmed delivers a powerhouse performance as Hamlet in this bold, modern reimagining. Intense, emotionally raw, and intellectually sharp.
The Drama won’t be for everyone since it turns convention on its head on more than one occasion, but its approach to complex themes, without any judgment, makes it an intriguing watch.