Reviews: Neon Dreaming from IFFO 2025 April 8, 2025 Neon Dreaming, follows the journey of irrepressible eight year old Billie who is under the impression her estranged mother is a ballerina. Continue Reading
Reviews: Young Hearts from IFFO 2025 April 7, 2025 Young Hearts, a Belgian film from Anthony Schatteman, chronicles the challenges Elias faces as a young man coming to terms with his sexuality. Continue Reading
Reviews: A Nice Indian Boy April 4, 2025 A Nice Indian Boy, swaps out the classic boy-meets-girl set-up for an mlm romance that presumably hits a little closer to home. Continue Reading
Reviews: Leila and the Wolves – Restoration April 3, 2025 The Wolves is a tale about people attacked by wolves with black hearts. Heiny Srour mixes documentary form with fictional retellings of historical moments. Continue Reading
Reviews: The Missile (Ohjus) From IFFO 2025 April 2, 2025 The Missile, a Finnish film, is a thought provoking dramedy about the nature of war in the nuclear era and the lives of those in a northern Finnish town. Continue Reading
Reviews: The Lions By the River Tigris March 31, 2025 The Lions By the River Tigris focuses on the aftermath of Mosul’s destruction by ISIS in 2014 and then liberated three years later by Iraqi Armed Forces. Continue Reading
Reviews: Wolf Man March 28, 2025 Blake returns to Oregon alongside his wife and daughter, they’re ambushed by a shadowy creature that topples their truck and injures Blake. Continue Reading
Reviews: The Penguin Lessons March 27, 2025 Final Rating: 3/5 There’s not a penguin in sight when The Penguin Lessons opens like a ’70s sitcom – with a score by Federico… Continue Reading
Reviews: Julie Keeps Quiet March 25, 2025 Leonardo van Dijl’s Julie Keeps Quiet is one of the more meditative sports films out there. The titular Julie is trying to stay focused on her skills and future as a tennis player while her club experiences some major turmoil. Continue Reading
Reviews: Helen and the Bear March 21, 2025 Alix Blair’s Helen and the Bear eschews politics (for the most part) and focuses on the intense, intimate relationship between former Republican Representative Pete McCloskey and his second wife Helen, the director’s uncle and aunt. Continue Reading