‘God’s Time’ Tribeca 2022 Review – A Dark Comedy About The Dangers of Addiction & Obsession
God's Time is a fun, slightly jarring, dark comedy about the perils of replacing one addiction with another.
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God's Time is a fun, slightly jarring, dark comedy about the perils of replacing one addiction with another.
Karaoke is an excellent exploration of an older couple trying to find themselves after years of being together.
Katrina Babies pulls off the extraordinary feat of telling a story about black pain and trauma, without it becoming so overwhelming.
Blessed Boys is an interesting and even quirky coming-of-age LGBTQ film that explores the characters burgeoning sexuality in some interesting ways.
Whether you watch this film for the comedy or the commentary, Employee Of The Month is entertaining from start to finish.
Peter Hengl’s directorial debut is full of ominous atmosphere, but its commentary on diet culture leaves much to be desired.
'Kaepernick & America' is a brisk, fine recollection of Colin Kaepernick's game-changing protest, but his missing voice leaves it feeling incomplete.