Filmmaker Nick Fituri Scown Takes on Laughter and Tears with Too Soon: Comedy After 9/11 

Filmmaker Nick Fituri Scown Takes on Laughter and Tears with...
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Too Soon: Comedy After 9/11 is a unique look at the first defining moment of the century and it’s a poignant portrait of the human spirit. … read more

Film Review: Small Engine Repair

Film Review: Small Engine Repair
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Small Engine Repair is a remarkable film—a darkly comedic, nail-bitingly tense and, at times, emotional work that defies easy categorization. … read more

Film Review: Worth

Film Review: Worth
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When Worth kicks into gear, it’s a moving and interesting story that captures both a collective and individual experience. … read more

Film Revew: Cinderella

Film Revew: Cinderella
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Cinderella feels more like Sunday-night television than a movie, but it’s just enjoyable enough, and well-intentioned enough, to get a pass. … read more

Series Review: Only Murders in the Building

Series Review: Only Murders in the Building
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Only Murders in the Building has an old-fashioned murder-mystery-in-a-modern-setting feel that’s a lot of fun. … read more

Film Review: Candyman

Film Review: Candyman
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Candyman is dark, bloody and disturbing, and it reminded me how good horror can be when it’s got the right hook. … read more

Film Review: Not Going Quietly

Film Review: Not Going Quietly
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Not Going Quietly isn’t always easy to watch, but it’s a lot more hopeful than you might expect, and never manipulative. … read more

Film Review: Shang-Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings

Film Review: Shang-Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings
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Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is filled with kung fu and narrow escapes and is exhilarating and insanely fun. … read more

Film Review: Together

Film Review: Together
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Together is an imperfect film that isn’t going to work for all audiences, but it’s sincere effort that is both upsetting and cathartic. … read more

Film Review: The Protégé 

Film Review: The Protégé 
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If you really miss ’90s action flicks, The Protégé is going to be well worth a $6.99 rental when it hits digital. … read more