Category: Festival Release
Dances With Films: ‘Yale’ Film Review
“Through his soulful performance, Kevin Dunn reminds the audience that even the most broken people have a beating heart.”
Tribeca 2026: ‘That Friend’ Film Review
“it is in the screenplay’s relatable and touching honesty where That Friend finds a real truth.”
Dances With Films 2026- ‘Dave vs. Hollywood’ Film Review
“The supporting cast gives even more life to the already exuberantly comical film.”
‘Finnegan’s Foursome’ Film Review: Life Lessons On the Green
“Burns taps into the intricacies and fallacies of the human condition with unfiltered honesty, natural humor, and insight into the blue collar way of life.”
Tribeca 2026: ‘Run It Back’ Narrative Short Review
“Tiffany Tiny Cruz’s fine work as Victoria is a powerful emotional tether.”
Tribeca 2026: ‘Mineshaft: The Cruising Murders’ Documentary Review
“Giving voice to both sides of the Cruising debate, Schwarz’s structure allows stronger context and a better understanding of the queer pushback.”
Tribeca 2026- ‘The Haunting of Pennhurst’ Documentary Review
“The filmmakers have crafted a film that understands the sins of the past cannot be undone, but future generations can honor those who were lost forever in such a dark place by overcoming their own pain.”
TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL 2025: ‘The Sixth Borough’ Film Review (Documentary Competition)
The documentary’s informative qualities are of the highest standard. That the film entertains and moves us, makes it all the more special.
TRIBECA FESTIVAL 2025: NATCHEZ (DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION)
If Natchez teaches us anything, it is the importance of preserving the beauty of any land while acknowledging its true history.
TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL 2025: ‘ONE SPOON OF CHOCOLATE’ Film Review
Modern cinema needs more films with the boldness of One Spoon of Chocolate and we need more directors with the unstoppable fire of The RZA.