Movie Review: Herself
If you haven’t been to Ireland, one of the first things you notice is how truly sweet and helpful the Irish people are. You don’t …
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Movie Review: One Night in Miami
Malcolm X. Muhammad Ali. Jim Brown. Sam Cooke. 4 of the most famous and influential African Americans in the 1960s in the United States. Famous …
Movie Review: Sylvie’s Love
Streaming services give the ability for previously unheard voices a chance to make something different. Falling in love is a tale as old as time. …
Movie Review: Time
Most people think time is just a number. That it measures in minutes, seconds, hours, light years, whatever. But the more you think about it, …
Movie Review: I’m Your Woman
The world of gangsters is so ripe with storytelling, action, and thrills, which is why it has been a feature of moviemaking since we could …
Movie Review: All In: The Fight For Democracy
Everyone and their Will Ferrell encourages you to vote whenever an election comes up. But is voting really important? If you’ve ever asked yourself that …
Movie Review: Education
And so we hit the end. The last of the Small Axe films. After court cases, police infiltration, house parties, and more than a bit …
Movie Review: Alex Wheatle
We’re at film 4 of 5 of the Small Axe Anthology. I was hoping to be on the ground floor for a version of The …
Movie Review: The Sound of Metal
There aren’t exactly a lot of great movies about the hearing impaired. The stories tend to be horribly sappy, or unbearably sad. Darius Marder and …
Movie Review: Lovers Rock
After Mangrove came in like a force of nature, Steve McQueen decided to throw a party. Lovers Rock takes us to the 1970s London world …