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ARE YOU READY?
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April 5, 2023
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April 4, 2023
RETURNING HOME
Returning Home, directed by Jamie Lazan, is an existential collage; a cross-stitch of young adult fears and anxieties. The film, made by The Human Arts
VAX
Vaccines and viral outbreaks are fresh in the minds of filmgoers, both as real-life events and as popular premises for films. Vax begins with a
DOSED
While its real-life implications are anything but sources of hilarity, Dosed manages to mine a decent amount of comedy from its fictional premise thanks to
NON-NEGOTIABLE
If you’re about to enter into a negotiation, there are some important rules to follow. You should be well prepared, have a concise agenda, and
ARE YOU READY?
Something eerie’s in the air as Dylan Guard’s student short Are You Ready? begins. Opening on a suburban backyard, Taylor (played by Jack Riley-Jones) finds
NIGHT OF THE NUTCRACKER
On paper, Night of the Nutcracker has all the makings of a Yuletide slasher with just enough self-awareness to keep itself afloat. What’s not to
THE UNDOING
In what feels like a prelude to a Blumhouse release, Cameron Gallagher’s 5-minute young adult horror The Undoing manages to cast a suitably chilling spell
INTERN
Intern, from writer/director Elena Viklova, fittingly opens in the dark corridors of an office building where analog technology and more modern devices coexist, with workers
SEVAP/MITZVAH
Set against the grim backdrop of two great wars, Sabina Vajraca’s Sevap/Mitzvah is a transcendent story of unlikely friendships that remarkably defy the ethnic, religious,