November 10, 2026

Documentary Film Review: ‘Uncle Roy’ Is a Fascinating and Touching Portrait of a Life Well Lived

Some people lead lives so interesting that it’s difficult to imagine fitting their stories into a single documentary. Roy Blakey is one of those people. ...
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Film Review: ‘Ernie & Emma’ Is a Sweet, Heartfelt Departure for Bruce Campbell

Over the course of his 45-year career, Bruce Campbell has become one of the most recognizable faces in genre entertainment, appearing in films ranging from ...
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Documentary Film Review: ‘The Art of Adventure’

The documentary The Art of Adventure follows Canadian friends Robert Bateman, a budding wildlife artist, and Bristol Foster, a conservation biologist, and their journey circumnavigating ...
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Film Review: ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ is the Looney Tunes Movie Fans Have Been Waiting For

Coyote vs. Acme was well worth the wait for a movie we almost weren’t able to see. The movie was originally supposed to come out ...
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Film Review: ‘1001 Frames’ Is An Effective and Disturbing Psychological Thriller

1001 Frames is a psychological thriller and experimental mockumentary set entirely in a minimalist movie casting call in Tehran. The film follows aspiring actresses auditioning ...
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Film Review: ‘Project Hail Mary’

*This review originally appeared on our sister website, Awards Radar.  Wow. Truly, it feels apt to begin a review of Project Hail Mary with just that. Wow. ...
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Film Review: ‘Time Travel is Dangerous’

The time travel genre has splintered into subsets of sci-fi, from comedies such as Back to the Future and Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure to ...
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Film Review: ‘BENITA’ (Documentary)

Most people have never heard of New York City filmmaker and designer Benita Raphan, but the new documentary BENITA sets out to rectify that. Directed ...
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