May 10, 2018 Cinema Web Exclusive

Terminal is a commendable calling card of what the new director can visually do. Too bad it didn’t have more going on at its core. More

May 09, 2018 Cinema Web Exclusive

Revenge is the kind of film that knows what it excels at. More

May 04, 2018 Cinema Web Exclusive

Between Saint Jean Pied de Port in France and Spain’s Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia lies 500 miles of sacred foot traffic. Known as the Camino de Santiago, pilgrims from around the world search for meaning, miracles, and God while walking the long trail that takes them to the shrine dedicated to the apostle Saint James the Great. More

May 02, 2018 Cinema Web Exclusive

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, second woman ever confirmed as a Supreme Court justice, is a progressive icon.  More

Apr 27, 2018 Cinema Web Exclusive

This documentary follows Dolezal and her family around for months after the 2015 revelation that Dolezal, the N.A.A.C.P. chapter president of Spokane, Wash., was actually a white woman claiming to be African-American. More

Apr 24, 2018 Cinema Web Exclusive

The House of Tomorrow doesn't get bogged down in genre trappings but uses them to create something sweet and enjoyable. More

Apr 19, 2018 Cinema Web Exclusive

Chronicling the story of the thirteen women who were a part of the “Mercury 13,” Sington and Walsh paint a picture of the Space Race you won’t see in most history books. More

Apr 19, 2018 Cinema Web Exclusive

William Friedkin has had a long, checkered history in narrative and documentary film. More

Apr 18, 2018 Cinema Web Exclusive

The meanest thing you can say about Aardvark is that it’s yet another case of a small film that leaves you wondering how it ever got greenlit. More