Reviews Theatrical Reviews Alex Liu’s A SEXPLANATION goes to places pleasantly and informatively in a way that you wouldn’t expect when we talk about sex 15th Jun, 2022
Reviews Theatrical Reviews Ham Tran’s MAIKA is a surprising and very entertaining spin on the alien and child buddy movie 15th Jun, 2022
Reviews Theatrical Reviews Oualid Mouaness’ 1982 provides a snapshot of Lebanon through a child’s eyes processing a landscape beset by war and the threat of it 10th Jun, 2022
10 Burning Questions Shorts and to The Point Melody Gilbert and Her Mother’s Voice Show Us Mortality, Art, Acceptance in “Judy’s Thoughts” 15th Apr, 2022
Reviews Theatrical Reviews Review: Christopher Fitzpatrick’s OKLAHOMA BREAKDOWN profiles a one-of-a-kind one-hit iconoclast 8th Apr, 2022
Reviews Theatrical Reviews Review: Tom Huang Looks at Depression with Dealing With Dad: Humor and Heart in Family Comedy 7th Apr, 2022
Reviews Theatrical Reviews Oxford Film Festival Review: Kiel Thorlton’s A PLACE CALLED HOME Brings Down-home Drama and Family Redemption 4th Apr, 2022
Shorts Shorts and to The Point Gareth Kelly introduces us to the exhilarating life and skill of a groundbreaking yacht racing photographer in FRESH TO FRIGHTENING: THE SHARON GREEN STORY 11th Mar, 2022
Shorts Shorts and to The Point Jamie Meltzer captures the beauty and heartache of artist Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg’s COVID-inspired art installation in NOT EVEN FOR A MOMENT DO THINGS STAND STILL 11th Mar, 2022
10 Burning Questions Editorials Producers Tamra Raven and Aaron Steinberg shine a light on Chicago’s Educare with TOMORROW’S HOPE 11th Mar, 2022
