AFI Fest Review: Poland’s Oscar Submission ‘Under the Volcano’
War has devastating effects on so many, with casualties far higher than just those who lose their lives. Being away from home can prove fortunate and […]
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AFI Fest Review: ‘Eephus’ is a Decently Entertaining Feature-Length Baseball Game
How serious and important something is to a particular person can only be judged by that person. The general public may not pay much attention to […]
AFI Fest Review: ‘On Becoming a Guinea Fowl’ is a Contemplative Critique of Culture
Religions and cultures dictate mourning rituals that are often meant to create an environment that feels markedly different from the usual. One’s relationship to the deceased […]
AFI Fest Review: ‘Familiar Touch’ is a Heartfelt Look at Memory and Moving On
Getting old is almost never easy, especially if things don’t go according to a person’s plan or expectations. Losing memory only further complicates matters, and it’s […]
AFI Fest Review: ‘Langue Étrangère’ is a Poignant Story with Two Breakout Performances
Speaking the same language is an important component of any relationship. Yet, for so many people, business requiring the use of an interpreter or a personal […]
AFI Fest Review: ‘Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl’ is a Welcome and Witty Animated Return
Nineteen years after their feature debut, The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Wallace and Gromit are back on the big screen, or at least coming soon to […]