Powwow People feels almost like a vlog as it captures the experiences and look at powwow life building beauty but struggling to maintain wonder.
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Cookie Queens is a delightful documentary that looks at the trials and tribulations of Girl Scout cookie season through four different girls.
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Never After Dark is a tense watch, largely due to Moeka Hoshi’s nervous, uncomfortable performance that feels both shy and tragic.
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The Vampire Lestat merges outstanding performances with mostly shoddy writing, creating something sensational and fun but hollow.
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Leviticus captures the tension and horror of young love with the dangers of homophobia and a supernatural being sent to punish.
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Supergirl delivers a memorable and moving first half, but loses its way in the sea of stereotypical side character portrayals.
House of Margins is a riveting but challenging read largely because of some of the traumatic moments in the story. Still, it’s gripping and unforgettable.
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Girls Like Girls captures all the stress, heartache, butterflies, and longing looks of first love in this sweet, emotional story of queer love.
Ginger Snaps rose to the fame of a cult classic, becoming an unforgettable horror film. But so much more as it explored the angst and challenges girls face…
To the Stars and Back Volume 2, does well crafting the conclusion of the romantic pair, tempering it with sweetly adorable moments but feels hurried at times.
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I’ll Watch Your Baby weaves horror through a fictionalized version of a real person while maintaining two distinct leads, timelines, and narrative styles.
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Deep Water tries to be entertaining but tries and fails to build emotional connections to the characters. While it has surprises, too much does not land.
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