Katz intelligently, empathetically explores the fears that haunt a new parent.
Festivals
Scott Nye
Joshua Reviews Andrea Marini’s Art Of The Prank [Slamdance Review]
This new documentary looks at one of the great, and underrated, media satirists of our time.
Joshua Brunsting
Scott Reviews Robert Greene’s Kate Plays Christine [Sundance 2016]
Greene and Kate Lyn Sheil's film explores the boundaries of documentary film, and of performance.
Scott Reviews Kenneth Lonergan’s Manchester by the Sea [Sundance 2016]
Lonergan delivers another wrenching story about coping with tragedy.
Joshua Reviews Angela Boatwright’s Los Punks: We Are All We Have [Slamdance Review]
New documentary looks at one of the music world's smallest, yet most vital, scenes.
Joshua Reviews Derek Kimball’s Neptune [Slamdance Review]
This new drama is one of the best films Slamdance has offered its attendees in years.
Scott Reviews Rebecca Miller’s Maggie’s Plan [Sundance 2016]
The film, ironically, lacks a proper plan itself.
Five Films You Need To Keep An Eye On From The 10th Edition Of Making Waves: New Romanian Cinema
A decade strong, Making Waves marks its tenth edition with one of its deepest lineups to date.
DOC NYC 2015: Five Films You Need To Keep An Eye On From This Year’s Incredible DOC NYC Lineup
These are five titles you may not know about but need to keep an eye on.
Third Edition Of The Venezuelan Film Festival In New York Runs September 23-27
An Oscar submission spearheads this year's slate.
The 17th Annual Animation Show Of Shows Kicks Off Thursday, September 24th
Ron Diamond's curated collection of the best of modern animation kicks off at the Arclight on the 24th.
Ryan Gallagher
Off The Shelf – Episode 57 – Home Video News & New Releases For July 2015
Ryan and Brian catch up on the various home video news and new releases for the past few weeks that they've missed.
Comic Con 2015 Preview Podcast
For this special Comic Con preview, Ryan is joined by Brian Saur and Matt Patterson to chat about panels.
Joshua Reviews Boo Ji-young’s Cart [NYAFF 2015 Review]
New social justice drama looks at one of the main issues plaguing South Korea today.
Joshua Reviews Hong Seok-Jae’s Socialphobia [NYAFF 2015 Review]
This film seems ripped right out of the headlines, and is a superb slow burn thriller.