Slanted is funny and heart-warming and will leave you with much to think about. I hope that this film will become available for distribution—it’s definitely a worthwhile watch.

The White Lotus is a reminder that we don’t live in a fairytale—good things don’t always happen to good people, and often, it’s the worst people who not only survive but succeed.

As the assault on indigenous languages grows stronger, films like Kneecap will become even more important.

If you haven’t yet seen In Bruges, I recommend it. It will keep you laughing and will leave you with something to think about as the credits roll.

Bad Sisters is a story of family members seeking to protect one another, filled to the brim with dark Irish humor and powerful themes.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is okay. It doesn’t reach the heights of the first film, but it’s not a complete bomb either. It’s somewhere in the middle.

The campiness of Beetlejuice is part of its enduring charm. In an odd way, the rough edges of this film help make it timeless.

While I am sad that Succession is over, I am very glad that Jesse Armstrong and the whole team were wise enough to know that this story needed to end here.