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You Have No Idea

By Alan Ng | April 2024

Alexander Jeffery’s documentary You Have No Idea is the touching story of Beth James Burns and her autistic son, Evan James. As…

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Alexander Jeffery's documentary You Have No Idea is the touching story of Beth James Burns and her autistic son, Evan James. As someone who has an autistic...

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You can't keep an old man down in writer-director Mark Battle's action short, Old Man 2. Having never seen Old Man, I assume it ends where this one picks...

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Justin Milton’s thriller Becky begins with newly married Greg (Marvin Young) and Joy (Folusho Peters), a black couple who have arrived at their new home...

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Charlie Sadoff's film Against All Enemies, a documentary about service members joining right-wing organizations, has many parts where the narrative clouds...

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NOW ON TUBI! A young girl must fend for herself in Hugo André's thriller short, Blind Innocence. Mary (Lucy Murray-Watson) and her father (Stuart...

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Director Deborah Correa and screenwriter Ron Yungul's The War Between is that rare tale set during a little-discussed aspect of the Civil War:...

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Happiness in this life is what we make of it. That seems to be the message from legendary director Wim Wenders' latest feature film, Perfect Days,...

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Scarlet Moreno's Velma is a beautiful and nostalgic film with a bit of a bite. Writer-director Moreno plays the titular Velma, bathed in the color and...

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Directed by Steve Buscemi, The Listener follows Beth (Tessa Thompson), a helpline volunteer, who fields an unending swarm of calls from people in distress,...

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What is a monster? I mean, sure, we know the traditional definition, but in the films of Hirokazu Kore-eda, it has to mean something a little more. It’s...

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