Author name: Virginia DeBolt

Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh in We Live in Time

We Live in Time review: a great cast makes this romance zing

We Live in Time isn’t exactly a romcom. It’s a sweeping romance of a love story about a couple who make the most out of their lives together.

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Jessica Barden in Holler

Holler review: a different coming of age story

Holler, from director Nicole Riegel, is part of a trilogy about low income women from different backgrounds. Jessica Barden stars as Ruth, a high school senior in a dying Ohio town who finds a way to make it to college.

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Malgorzata Zajaczkowska and Karen Gillan in Late Bloomers

Late Bloomers review: a small hidden gem

Late Bloomers is a small film that hasn’t attracted much attention. It got off to an annoying start, but by the end of the story it was well worth the time. It’s the story of how two strangers in adjoining

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Margo Martindale in The Sticky © Photo: Jan Thijs 2023

The Sticky review: a zany maple syrup heist

The Sticky is a comedy about stealing millions of dollars worth of maple syrup. It stars Margo Martindale. Yes, Margo Martindale is the main character. And, yes, it’s a comedy. You really don’t need to know anything more to tune

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Jeff Hiller and Bridget Everett in Somebody Somewhere

Somebody Somewhere review: S3, the farewell season

Somebody Somewhere was finally “discovered” as season 3 unrolled. It’s been wonderful all along, but didn’t get much notice. Suddenly a bunch of people realized how good it is and started clamoring for more. But this is it, folks. The

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Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw in Black Doves

Black Doves review: a spy thriller lead by women

Black Doves brings mystery and a bit of fun to the spy thriller / action flick genre. A great cast lead the way, bringing along a number of colorful secondary characters with a convoluted story about an international incident.

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Keeley Hawes in The Midwich Cuckoos

The Midwich Cuckoos review: a supernatural horror series

The Midwich Cuckoos tells a familiar supernatural horror story as a 7 episode series. Keeley Hawes and Max Beesley lead a cast filled to the brim with spooky children.

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Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Potts, John David Washington, Ray Fisher, and Danielle Deadwyler in The Piano Lesson

The Piano Lesson review: another August Wilson play adapted for the screen

The Piano Lesson brings another August Wilson play onto the big screen. This one is set in the 1930s and details a few days in the life of a family arguing over an heirloom piano.

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Rachel Skarsten in Christmas Island

Christmas Island review: Rachel Skarsten in a Hallmark romcom

Christmas Island is a Hallmark Christmas romcom. It’s streaming on Netflix now, which is my way of telling you that a whole lot of Hallmark Christmas movies are now on Netflix. This one stars Rachel Skarsten, a favorite of mine,

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