Love, Lust and Social Distancing Collide in ‘Squeegee’ 
Dig up the Roots of Modern Rock in ‘London, Reign Over Me’ 
Maria Bamford Has Voices in Her Head, and It’s Hilarious 
Love, Lust and Social Distancing Collide in ‘Squeegee’
For a short film about two people going at it through a pane of glass,
Dig up the Roots of Modern Rock in ‘London, Reign Over Me’
Stephen Tow’s lovingly researched history follows the story of London’s rock revolution … through several intimate clubs and stages brimming with vibrant music.
Maria Bamford Has Voices in Her Head, and It’s Hilarious
When Maria Bamford is on stage, each bit begins with Bamford’s baseline personality. She strolls
Parents Turn Felon in ‘Weediatrics,’ a New Doc About Unconventional Care
‘Weediatrics’ is a compelling new documentary that follows several American families willing to break the law to help their children get medical marijuana.
‘The Animal People’ Is an Infuriating, Gut-wrenching, Gorgeous Doc
There’s a whole bunch of content packed into the emotionally-charged 90-minute runtime of The Animal People.
Battle the Green-Eyed Monster in ‘Stay Out Stay Alive’
Stay Out Stay Alive does a wonderful job getting its audience to feel the weight of the dirt piling up figuratively and literally around the cast. Even more impressive, the film keeps enticing us to follow the imploding, little group to see just how deep the hole truly goes.
‘The Shasta Triangle’ Goes for a Phantasmagoric Walk in the Woods
[The Shasta Triangle] is filled with audacious, original ideas worth exploring and experiencing, even if they don’t always hit the mark like you’d hope
Once Upon a Time in Nazi-Occupied Haarlem: a Review of ‘Seducing and Killing Nazis’
In ‘Seducing and Killing Nazis’ author Sophie Poldermans skillfully recaptures the story of WWII heroes Hannie Schaft and Truus and Freddie Oversteegen.
Wade Into a Thrilling, Bloody Swath of History in Sons of Chaos
The historical details in ‘Sons of Chaos’ may be fuzzy, but the story is potent and poignant enough to resonate.
The Forest is Dark and Fraught With Danger in ‘Cover of Darkness’
George Michail’s ‘Cover of Darkness’ puts a savage new spin on Old Hollywood’s monsters.