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Boys State: Documentary about Teenagers �...
This documentary (by Director Jesse Moss) is quite compelling and won the Sundance U.S. Documentary Grand Jury Prize! The film chronicles the week at the
The Hate U Give: Deserves Some Love! (HBO)
This film was released in 2018, but I didn’t see it then. The movie is based on the 2017 novel “The Hate U Give,” by
I Used to Go Here: Quirky Comedy/Drama
Written and directed by Kris Rey, this film is a sensitive and intelligent portrayal of a woman in her mid-30’s struggling to find herself. Kate
The Old Guard: Fine Action Flick (Netflix)
If you’re in the mood for an action movie, this is a pretty good one and it’s free on Netflix. It’s based on the comic
Greyhound: A “See”-Worthy Film ...
It’s 1942 and it’s a toss-up as to who’s going to win the war. Although the Pacific is where just about all the WWII movie
Palm Springs: Entertaining and Funny Rom-Co...
Now in the 4th month of movie theater withdrawal, it hasn’t been easy to find a reason to live. This film isn’t it, but it’s
Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always: A Harrowi...
Written and Directed by Eliza Hittman and anchored by an AAW performance by Sidney Flanigan, this film tells a three-day tale about a teenage girl
The Half of It: A Sweet Romantic Comedy Wit...
Director/Writer Alice Wu has crafted a partly-autobiographical film which is a creative spin-off of the classic “Cyrano de Bergerac.” Ellie Chu (Leah Lewis) is a
Da 5 Bloods – Netflix: Another Compel...
Spike Lee is one of my favorite directors, despite the fact that he is an avid Knick’s fan. I think “Do The Right Thing” (1989)
The Way Back: An Alcoholic’s Struggle
Ben Affleck’s struggle with alcoholism and the havoc it has wreaked in his life (e.g. unraveling his marriage to Jennifer Garner, among other events) is
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