I’m not usually the biggest Alex Ross Perry fan. His films feverishly examine the New York phenomenon of Mild White Affluence, where people work office jobs, drink lots of canned beer and seemingly never haveRead Full Review

The crux of The Insult is a philosophical disagreement empowered by entrenched biases. Ziad Doueiri’s film tackles the sociological landmine of the Middle East, specifically a town in Lebanon, where Lebanese Christians share a tense relationshipRead Full Review

Loving Vincent announces itself as the first fully-painted feature film, no doubt an exhaustively labor-intensive enterprise which included shooting the entire script with actors in front of a green screen, editing it together, and thenRead Full Review