Spoilers ahead. You have been warned.
Families can be messy, and every family has baggage. Whether tension comes from the feeling of being excluded, family expectations, or something else, the end result...
“If we don’t stop and learn to trust one another again, it’s only a matter of time before we tear each other apart.” —Chief Benja
If nothing else, Disney will always deliver when it comes...
Inspired by the true story of Fred Hampton, a chairman of the Illinois Black Panther Party, “Judas and the Black Messiah” might just be one of my favorite Black History films to date. Daniel Kaluuya...
America’s favorite Kazakhstani reporter returns to the “US and A” for the first time in 14 years to learn more about Western culture and to complete spontaneous missions along the way. As a precaution,...
In an era where comic book movies rule the box office, the very art form of cinema has been put into question. Celebrated director Martin Scorsese has said that these movies aren't true cinema, and many...
“A Quiet Place” hit theatres on April 6, ending the long wait of many horror fans, such as myself, for a good flick. For a lot of us, the last good scare we had was the reimagining of Stephen King’s...
We have a world where views clash, morals are compromised and people wind up being neglected or forgotten. We see the mercies of what unforgiving and troubled times can be like for those who are experiencing...
Last year at the Oscars, “Moonlight” became the first film to win best picture that featured a LGBT lead in all 89 years of the ceremony. Notice that I did not say “the first gay film” to win....
If I were presenting the Oscar for Best Actress, it would go to Maggie Smith for her role in “The Lady in the Van.”
“Smith rescues Nicholas Hytner’s film, “The Lady in the Van” from confectionery...
