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Review: The Fare

The Fare (2019), directed by D.C. Hamilton, is a North American science fiction fantasy with an intriguing romantic storyline filled

Midway is a World War 2 action movie directed by Roland Emmerich based on the fallout of the Japanese attack

Beanie Feldstein is a star on the rise. Following her critically-acclaimed leading role in “Booksmart,” the actress stars as Johanna

Cheating Hitler: Surviving the Holocaust (2019), directed by Rebecca Snow, is a poignant documentary that narrates the stories of three

Jojo Rabbit is a satirical black comedy film directed by Taika Watiti. It also signals his return to the writer’s

Sometimes Always Never (2019), directed by Carl Hunter and written by Frank Cottrell Boyce, is a quirky dramatic mystery with

The Meaning of Life directed by Cat Hostick is a sappy Canadian tear-jerker with a predictable storyline that works if

Can you imagine a world without The Beatles? Yesterday is a light-hearted romantic film that simply celebrates The Beatles and

Before You Know It, (2019), is a quirky American comedy with touches of surrealism directed by Hannah Peart Utt who

Call it “Goodfellas” for the modern era, but with maybe less violence and more stilettos. After overwhelmingly positive reviews out