Move Ya Body: The Birth of House is informative, delving into the origins while explaining the struggles unique to the creators because of prejudice.
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Speak. is an exciting, inspirational documentary that connects with audiences, touching on personal yet broad societal and political issues.
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Love, Brooklyn is a romantic tale about letting go of what was and embracing what might be with a stellar cast bringing out top-tier performances.
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Kidnapping, Inc. skillfully uses it’s comedic-thriller of two inept kidnappers experiencing mishap after mishap to highlight larger issues.
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Rob Peace is impressive thanks to its cast, particularly its exceptional lead, wrenching emotional highs and lows out of the role and audience.
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Suncoast has two leads delivering outstanding, ranged performances, but it, at times, feels misplaced in a movie that’s more shallow than deep.
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The Moogai uses the monster as a metaphor for the danger of white people stealing Aboriginal children and the loss of culture it creates.
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Exhibiting Forgiveness is a wondrous journey through a Black family’s traumatic past thanks to artful, meaningful direction, and a dynamite cast.
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Luther: Never Too Much is at once wondrous and heart-wrenching. Luther’s presence shines as viewers learn more about a legend gone too soon.
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Rye Lane is a perfect rom-com with heaps of comedy as the pair travel through South London. Music, cast, and style work to form a hilarious quirky whole.
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