Civil War takes place in the middle of an American civil war, but it’s about the photographers and journalists who report on the war rather than about the war. We don’t know what the war was about or how it […]
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Wynonna Earp Vengeance is a one-off movie playing free on Tubi that brings back the main cast of the series Wynonna Earp. It’s a perfect example of what makes the #E4L (Earper for Life) crowd demand more and more of
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I Used to Be Funny is a Canadian film with Rachel Sennott as a stand up comic who works as a nanny for a teenage girl. The story is not told in linear order. Sometimes it’s hard to place events
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Ghostlight is one of those small indie films that are a delight to find. It probably won’t make a big splash, but it is beautifully done and touching. It’s a story of a family in crisis and how a work
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Gifted is a 2017 film starring Mckenna Grace as a math genius. She’s a first grader and has been raised by her uncle. When her grandmother realizes little Mary is a math prodigy, she shows up and wants custody. The
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Stuck is an indie that got stuck in limbo for a while after it released in 2018 because the former distributor of the film stole the money for the film. That person is now in jail and the film is
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The Fall Guy doesn’t have much of a plot, but it works as a satire. It’s an action movie making fun of action movies with endless stunts, explosions, rolling cars, high speed fights, and open door helicopter fights. Don’t forget
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Ruby’s Choice is a small family story out of Australia. Jane Seymour stars as Ruby. She’s suffering from dementia and her family struggles with how to help her and care for her.
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The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat is a female friendship story. It has a star studded cast, directed by Tina Mabry. The story begins with the main characters in high school, where they bonded. It carries through until they are all
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Badhaai Do comes from India. It the story of a lavender marriage where a gay man and a lesbian decide to hide behind a marriage so their parents and society at large will think they are not queer. That’s them
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