The Top 10 Christmas Films
Do not worry about awkward and boring holiday dinners. We have you covered with our lists of the top Christmas films we've ever seen.
The Boy and the Heron & Me and Miyazaki
In The Boy and the Heron, we witness Mahito. A teenage boy who loses his mother tragically during World War II. After moving to the country near his father's factory.
Scott Pilgrim Takes Off: A Personal Review
Scott Pilgrim, Ramona Flowers, and the Evil Exes are Back on Netflix.
A retrospective look at the source material and first adaptation.
Small Films 06: Magical Caresses | Sweet Jesus
Part of the Magical Caresses series. Sweet Jesus examines the religious morals and taboos around the female body and the Childhood and adolescent trauma surrounding masturbation and Jesus.
Small Films 05: FIGS
This week's short film is poignant and inspiring. The short documentary FIGS, directed by Sterling Hampton IV, introduces Bonnie, AKA "the fig lady," to the world.
10 Films Deserving to be in the Criterion
Since it's November, and many of us celebrate the B&N 50% sale religiously, it's fitting to make one of those lists—a countdown of films that deserve to be on the Criterion Collection.
Targets, the Start of New Hollywood
Peter Bogdanovich's debut is a great film that deserves to be studied by film scholars.
Small Films 04: “Delta Airline Saftey Video
You'll probably fly to see your loved ones this holiday weekend. So we got you. Our Small Film of the Week is "Delta Airline Saftey Video. Directed by Jordan Michael Blake.
Small Films 03: Zombies (2019)
In this week's edition of Small Films, we transport ourselves to a dystopian representation of Kinshasa, Republic of Congo, with the Experimental short film/music video, Zombies, by Baloji.
Priscilla: An Idiosyncratic Biopic
The new film by Sofia Coppola tells the story of Priscilla Beaulieu (aka Priscilla Presley) from her viewpoint since she met the legendary rockstar to the moment she left his mansion for good.