It proves time and again that Smith’s career is one worth considering, celebrating, and continuing to follow.
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My So-Called Selfish Life rejects the societal expectation that all women should have children
Award-winning filmmaker and activist Therese Shechter’s new documentary is a gripping film that spotlights society’s expectations on women to produce children, and the horrifying limits women face in pursuit of bodily autonomy.
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The 27th Black Harvest Film Festival has something for everyone
After last year’s postponed and virtual programming, the 2021 hybrid BHFF brings a wealth of new and underappreciated films.
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What Do We See When We Look At The Sky?
A film so soothing to look at that you can almost forgive it for being essentially two hours and 30 minutes of watching grass grow
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Hearkening to the great movies of the 80s, this film follows a group of very capable and hilarious kids who save the world from destruction.
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The Curse of Von Dutch: A Brand to Die For
The documentary takes viewers back in time to reveal the tragedy behind the once trendy brand.
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Clifford the Big Red Dog
The movie carefully follows the Clifford theme since his creation in the 60s.
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King Richard
It’s a welcome addition to the biopic genre, buoyed by a career-defining performance from Will Smith.
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That Cold Dead Look in Your Eyes
Onur Tukel’s latest film takes a page—or several—out of the pretentious art school handbook.
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The Souvenir: Part II
Writer-director Joanna Hogg’s artistic choices formulate something that isn’t easily explained and is fathomable only in the viewing of it.
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Red Notice
Like the plot of the film itself, none of the many bullets that whizz around ever seem to find their targets.
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The Harder They Fall
Leave your saddlebags at the door and mount up for one hell of a ride!