Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes: AFI Film Festival 2018
Kristen reviews the documentary Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes. The film was a part of the AFI Film FestivalContinue Reading
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Rafiki: AFI Film Festival 2018 Review
Adam sees the power, beauty, and passion of Rafiki. The Kenyan film played the AFI Film Festival 2018’s New Auteurs section.Continue Reading
Blowin’ Up: AFI Film Festival 2018 Review
Adam is stunned by Blowin’ Up the newest documentary from director Stephanie Wang-Breal about the New York City’s Queens HumanContinue Reading
Too Late to Die Young (Tarde Para Morir Joven): AFI Film Festival 2018 Review
The Chilean film Too Late to Die Young (Tarde Para Morir Joven) written and directed by Dominga Sotomayor Castillo hitsContinue Reading
Amateurs (Amatörer): AFI Film Festival 2018 Review
Amateurs (Amatörer) is a crowd-pleasing comedy-drama from Swedish writer/director Gabriela Pichler finds a pair of rebellious teens (Zahraa Aldoujaili andContinue Reading
The Cold Blue: AFI Film Festival 2018 Review
The Cold Blue is part documentary part memorial to the men who flew for the 8th Air Force during WorldContinue Reading
CAM: AFI Film Festival 2018 Review
CAM is a highly effective mix of horror-thriller and social commentary on our views about on Sex Workers. The FilmContinue Reading
Dead Pigs: AFI Film Festival 2018 Review
Adam sees the brilliant Dead Pigs from writer/director Cathy Yan. The film played as a part of AFI Film FestivalContinue Reading
Vision: AFI Film Festival 2018 Review
Adam takes a dive into the lush mountains of Japan for Director Naomi Kawase’s Vision starring Juliette Binoche and MasatoshiContinue Reading