Reviews: Wild Diamond from IFFO 2025 April 10, 2025 Wild Diamond follows the journey of Liane an attractive nineteen year old living in France who sets out to be a star, regardless of what it takes. Continue Reading
Reviews: Wild Goat Surf April 9, 2025 Goat, is trying to enjoy her summer in Penticton. It’s suggested that she and her mother Jane have seen better times, but this summer is not one of them. 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 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 – Physical Release 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
Reviews: AUM: The Cult at the End of the World March 19, 2025 Final Rating: 2/5 On March 20, 1995, sarin gas was released on three lines of the Tokyo Metro by members of the new religious… Continue Reading
Reviews: La Pecera (The Fishbowl) March 17, 2025 There’s a lot to like about Glorimar Marrero Sánchez’s La Pecera (The Fishbowl), from the performances to the cinematography. Continue Reading
