Dr. Thaer Ahmad spends time with his family before preparing for lawmaker lobbying and to go to Palestine. For now, he can’t go to Palestine, but his colleague, Dr. Mark Perlmutter can, packing several improvised supplies. Their third colleague, Dr. Feroze Sidhwa, has similar preparations but his routine is much easier as a single man. […]
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Director Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese narrates through most of Ancestral Visions of the Future. But sometimes, he stops, an attempt to let these images speak for themselves, as any director would. Through these images we see Lesotho’s countryside rivers where boys swim, or where mothers do their laundry. Where boys and men till a fertile soil. […]
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Road trips are a part of everyone’s youth. They help build self discovery and walk us through leaving of the nest. They help youth define who they are while discovering their independence. Other types of road trips are possible, but the ones that happen during youth can’t be relived. No matter how hard you try. […]
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Gary (Zach Cherry) and Ell’s (Maria Bakalova) are on a first date and they make a little pit stop, driving to a gas station with a car they steal from a shady motel owner, Burke (Tyler Labine). Driving a stolen car means that police officers may stop them, and they have to avoid those cops. […]
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Oscar Restrepo (Ubeimar Rios) lives a sad existence as a poet and a father to daughter Daniela (Allison Correa). The only real job a poet can do in modern times is teaching, so he takes up high school teaching. He’s not necessarily the most qualified person to be a teacher, but he’s good at talent. […]
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The Matrix has been broken…. While we’ll admit to a rare few moments where our mouths curled up in an attempt at a smile, the real problems with One Night Only are far more severe. Recently dumped Owen (Callum Turner) and hopeful romantic Allie (Monica Barbaro) might be the only two singles in the city […]
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Sunny (Renate Krößner) is an East German touring musician, and things don’t always go well on these short tours. Her band’s saxophonist gets a busted lip, making her want to seek out other saxophonists like Ralph (Alexander Lang). They eventually become inseparable, have deep conversations, and hang out as he plays some records for her. […]
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It’s so rare when the works of a filmmaker become a genre unto themselves. While for devotees of master filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda (like I admittedly am) Sheep In The Box may fall in the lesser category of his works but it’s still innately fascinating as it takes us to the awkward core and reactions that […]
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Work placements can be…awkward. In his first feature in 12 years, indie auteur Gregg Araki returns to the big screen with I Want Your Sex, which just might be his most accessible feature to date as it skewers modern culture, sexual politics and the modern job landscape. When fresh-faced Elliot (Cooper Hoffman) lands an exciting […]
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Arthur (Josh O’Connor) is with his friend Pirro (Vincenzo Nemolato), looking at Etruscan pottery that they have. A stranger, however, walks in on them, so they hide this pottery like it’s some secret stash that’s not theirs. Well, that’s because that’s what the two of them ‘do’ for a living – rob Etruscan archaeological sites. […]
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