A genuinely good film does more than simply entertain or inform — it has the power to heal. When a film’s story engages my story, there is potential in that encounter for life-changing, liberating personal transformation. Some films heal not… (READ MORE)
Guillermo del Toro adds to his legacy of genuinely fantastic stories (Mimic, Hellboy, Pan’s Labyrinth) with this beautifully told story set in a high security U.S. Government laboratory during the early 1960s. Elisa Esposito (Sally Hawkins) works on the janitorial… (READ MORE)
Downsizing is a cinematic disaster. It offers an intriguing proposal: What if we could extend the viability of human life on Earth by literally downsizing – genetically mutating people and scaling down everything by more than 90%. This premise makes… (READ MORE)