Movies

SXSW (At Home): ‘Reminiscences of the Green Revolution’ Review

Reminiscences of the Green Revolution is a political ghost story about youth, idealism, and identity.

Swallow, through a vivid use of both beautiful and hideous imagery, shows how maybe a girl really can have it...

'Echoes of the Invisible' is about finding ourselves.

The Cannes Film Festival has been postponed.

The Claudia Kishi Club is an ode to a beloved Japanese-American character who provided much needed representation to the fabric...

I Used to Go Here posits that sometimes a person needs to relive their past to find their footing in...

'Insert Coin' looks at the last great decade in arcade video gaming.

A Period Piece reflects the more primal side of attraction and shows that some things are better left for another...

Make Up is surprising and suspenseful and illustrates how searching for happiness can be a frightening yet rewarding experience.

The Surrogate stresses that sometimes there are no right answers.

This is no Forrest Gump, let me just go ahead and get that out of the way. Bachelor Party was...

It is refreshing to see an animated horror movie.