NYAFF 2025 Review: Montages of a Modern Motherhood
As someone approaching 40 who has yet to find a partner or father a child, I have some conflicting feelings about the prospect ...
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NYAFF 2025 Review: MA – Cry of Silence
I know I’ve expressed this thought in other reviews, but one of the joys of covering the New York Asian Film Festival is ...
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NYAFF 2025 Review: Flat Girls
While I had a relatively normal suburban upbringing as a child, I did suffer from depression and constantly thought the world was against ...
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NYAFF 2025 Review: Smashing Frank
Social media has fundamentally changed the way in which people look at the world. While nothing was ever sunshine and roses, it seems ...
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NYAFF 2025 Review: I, The Song
Bhutan is one of the most fascinating countries in the world. With a culture defined by its two neighboring countries and a focus ...
Tribeca Review: Dog of God
Whenever I start doing research for what to cover for the Tribeca Film Festival in any given year, I always look for a ...
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Review: Tornado
There’s been a growing trend in modern films to have stories spread out either across multiple installments or to make a single film ...
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Review: Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
It’s honestly been something of a rollercoaster ride when it comes to the state of films since Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part ...
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Review: Captain America: Brave New World
I know on this very website; I’ve stated my overall disappointment and displeasure with the trajectory of the Marvel Cinematic Universe multiple times. ...
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Review: The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim
It’s hard for me to vocalize my opinion on the Lord of the Rings series nowadays. While the series was best known for the ...
Review: Wicked: Part One
Over the past two months, I had the pleasure of assistant directing a production of A Christmas Carol that directly lifted elements from The Wizard of ...
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Review: 100 Yards
Throughout the history of Chinese cinema, there have been an overwhelming number of films that has dispelled the myths surrounding martial artists. While ...