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Uvalde Mom (2025) “Director Anayansi Prado’s frequently infuriating, quietly powerful documentary is more of a hero’s journey as her eponymous subject’s ongoing demands for answers, change, and justice expose her to unexpected perils in the aftermath of trauma.” – culturevulture.net Mar 26, 2025 Full Review I'm Carl Lewis! (2025) “98 fast-paced, history-spanning, globe-trotting minutes.” – culturevulture.net Mar 18, 2025 Full Review Arrest the Midwife (2025) “As much as the scenario may sound like some high concept screenwriter’s pitch, that’s exactly what happened (sans Oscar-bait histrionics) in pandemic-era New York state -- as chronicled by Elaine Epstein’s quietly powerful documentary about Old Order.” – culturevulture.net Mar 14, 2025 Full Review Dickweed (2024) 60% “Jazzy, disposable tabloid journalism as forgettable as yesterday’s news.” – culturevulture.net Apr 5, 2024 Full Review The Hobby (2024) 89% “Ennis surveys the phenomenon utilizing a scattershot series of intertwined episodes, from talking head ruminations on topics like the satisfactions of problem-solving and real world socializing to a handful of story arcs...” – culturevulture.net Apr 5, 2024 Full Review Grand Theft Hamlet (2024) 93% “ Grylls’s documentation of her friends’ efforts to connect with the shadows of other poor players (while performing soliloquies atop blimps and limousines) [is] such an enjoyable, inspiring surprise.” – culturevulture.net Mar 22, 2024 Full Review We Can Be Heroes (2024) 89% “Your heart goes out to all of these kids and it’s fun to witness their achingly relatable arcs across the film’s breezy 86-minute running time.” – culturevulture.net Mar 22, 2024 Full Review The Queen of My Dreams (2023) 89% “The result is an occasionally uneven yet generally satisfying depiction of romance, mourning, and mother-daughter relationships against a vivid backdrop of timeless Muslim traditions and ever-shifting South Asian cultural dynamics.” – culturevulture.net Mar 14, 2024 Full Review Shadow (2022) “...assumptions about the nature and purpose of what’s really going on are gradually and unnervingly upended...” – culturevulture.net Apr 18, 2022 Full Review Mama Bears (2022) 87% “While this inspirational, heart-tugging film is unlikely to change many minds, the ones it does affect are crucial as the movement it chronicles only continues to grow.” – culturevulture.net Apr 18, 2022 Full Review The Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks (2022) 100% “Studded with tributes from celebrity admirers, the movie’s the best kind of brain candy (and obviously a must for superfans).” – culturevulture.net Apr 18, 2022 Full Review The Blind Man Who Did Not Want to See Titanic (2021) 93% “The Blind Man Who Did Not Want to See Titanic seems like one kind of movie at first before veering into unexpected waters, vividly enhanced by effective camerawork specifically designed to emphasize the protagonist’s worldview while shifting our own.” – culturevulture.net Apr 18, 2022 Full Review Bad Axe (2022) 96% “Axe is far from a downer or even a preaching-to-the-choir polemic.” – culturevulture.net Apr 18, 2022 Full Review Master (2022) 75% “Intriguing character nuances are continually brushed against without deeper exploration, all in service of an ending that’s not really scary, sad, or disturbing so much as a resigned shrug of abnegation.” – culturevulture.net Apr 18, 2022 Full Review I'll Meet You There (2020) 86% “Bilal's investigations as a filmmaker are far more focused on the contradictions and misperceptions of East/West cultural identity, bolstered by a trio of central performances strong enough...” – culturevulture.net Apr 3, 2020 Full Review Lapsis (2020) 95% “Hutton's inventive storytelling weaves a clever web throughout as Ray crosses paths with fellow toilers in the wild...” – culturevulture.net Apr 3, 2020 Full Review My Darling Vivian (2020) 95% “Enriched by a treasure trove of family photos, home movies, and previously unheard recordings, "My Darling Vivian" defiantly upends the accepted Nashville and Hollywood narrative...” – culturevulture.net Apr 3, 2020 Full Review The Donut King (2020) 97% “It's a credit to Gu that her feature debut seamlessly blends such a range of topics and tones as she charts Ngoy's astonishing journey” – culturevulture.net Apr 3, 2020 Full Review Once Upon a Time in Uganda (2021) 95% “Co-directed by Cathryne Czubek and Hugo Perez, this uplifting, utterly charming documentary chronicles the inspiring tale of Isaac Nabwana...” – culturevulture.net Apr 3, 2020 Full Review Booksmart (2019) 96% “Indeed, the hyper-adrenalized pace, over-the-top set pieces, and conspicuously flashy production values strain so hard...fortunately, there's just enough charm left over to make the movie worth a look...” – culturevulture.net May 23, 2019 Full Review The Highwaymen (2019) 58% “The procedural elements of the plot aren't quite interesting enough to justify the bloated running time, nor are the underlying themes or the standard-issue personalities of the protagonists.” – culturevulture.net Mar 15, 2019 Full Review The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018) 89% “...each of the ballad's half dozen chapters effectively succeeds on its own terms thanks to the Coens' deadeye knack for plot and dialogue, humor and foreboding, the unexpected detail and the cruel twist of irony.” – culturevulture.net Feb 7, 2019 Full Review Tower (2016) 99% “Combining rotoscoped reenactments of the tragedy with actual news footage and survivor recollections, Maitland creates an astonishing sense of immediacy as we experience the chaos and terror of the attack.” – culturevulture.net Sep 12, 2018 Full Review On Chesil Beach (2017) 67% “"On Chesil Beach" works despite its deceptively simple premise in part thanks to Cooke's skill with pacing, tone, and general mise en scène.” – culturevulture.net May 15, 2018 Full Review Atomic Blonde (2017) 79% “Brutal fight choreography closer to the Bourne movies than "Bad".” – culturevulture.net Dec 19, 2017 Full Review
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