Category: Reviews

Film is a visual medium and Aquarela takes full advantage of that. Read More >

5B is far from the first documentary to explore the AIDS epidemic, but it is the first to shine a light on one of the lesser known chapters in this disease’s grim history. Read More >

Promised Land is a bit of sprawling imperfect grab bag, but it’s not a huge issue… Read More >

Elstree 1976 tells the story of the background artists that helped bring one of the defining blockbusters of all time to the screen and their stories and experiences, both positive and negative. Read More >

The Ivory Game is a powerful, important and thrillingly-told documentary which exposes the tragic realities of the ivory trade which still persists today. Read More >

Linklater does not seem like the ideal candidate for one documentary, let alone three. Read More >

Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World is a fascinating and unique take on one of the most important things to ever happen to the human race. Read More >

My Scientology Movie is a film that is undoubtedly entertaining, but that’s really about it; not investigative, nor educational enough. Read More >

There are always two sides to one story, but in the case of Mark Duggan’s death at the hands of police in 2011, the story is downright multi-faceted. The event triggered the London riots that same year, reflecting a portion of the country that was at once voiceless and furious. The question of lawfulness concerning Duggan’s… Read More >