Drama
Ella McCay – Film Review
Ella McCay is a tender, thoughtful political dramedy that shines on the strength of Emma Mackey’s performance.
Song Sung Blue – Film Review
For viewers seeking a heartfelt story about second chances, Song Sung Blue hits the right emotional notes even when it plays things safely.
Train Dreams – Film Review
Train Dreams becomes a meditation on the fleeting beauty of a single life—an elegy that feels as intimate as it does profound.
- 2025
- Drama
The Testament of Ann Lee – Film Review
Mona Fastvold’s The Testament of Ann Lee is a profoundly moving portrait of faith, community, and visionary resilience.
Rental Family – Film Review
Rental Family understands the profound truth that sometimes the roles we pretend to play reveal the selves we have forgotten.
Hamnet – Film Review
Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet is a luminous and deeply compassionate exploration of love, art, and mourning. Zhao’s film feels both ancient and modern.
Die My Love – Film Review
Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love is too intelligent to dismiss, too haunting to forget, and too uneven to fully love.
- 2025
- Drama
Sentimental Value – Film Review
Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value is tender without sentimentality, painful without cruelty, humorous without flippancy.
Christy – Film Review
Christy is a bruising, powerful, and uneven biopic elevated by Sydney Sweeney’s extraordinary performance.
Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere – Film Review
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is not a film about fame, but about the heavy silence that follows it.