Reviews

Reviews

June 18, 2025 · by Tate Fowler

DC/DOX: 'Any Problem is No Problem' Gives Insight Into Modern-Day Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurship can be a terrifying prospect for some and a riveting adventure for others. The individuals with the courage to pursue the nu...

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June 18, 2025 · by Ethan Dayton

‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Review: A Painful Reminder Of Hollywood’s Current State

With Universal Pictures finally deciding to stake its claim in the live-action remake space after watching Disney rake in billions for over a...

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June 18, 2025 · by Timmy Lee

‘Materialists’ Review: A Subversive Rom-Com That Expertly Explores Messy Modern Love

I did not like any of the trailers for Materialists (2025) when they dropped, and it’s not because they were poorly edited or had any particu...

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June 17, 2025 · by Neha Jha

Review: The Reluctant ‘Prime Minister’–Jacinda Ardern’s Empathetic Portrait of Leadership

When you watch a documentary about Jacinda Ardern, you expect empathy and kindness woven into every frame. That's what New Zealand's former P...

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June 17, 2025 · by Kam Ryan

 DC/DOX: 'The Right Track' is a Powerful Look at Sex Work, Trafficking, and Survivor Stories

Across Europe, women sit behind glass windows on display. Thousands of miles away, a Nevada radio ad pitches “hot chocolate,” “vanilla,” and ...

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June 17, 2025 · by Nandita Joshi

DC/DOX: ‘Widow Champion’ Shines a Light on the Continued Fight Against Gender Inequality

Nowadays, social media allows us to stay more connected than ever to the sociopolitical landscape of various parts of the world. The increase...

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June 16, 2025 · by Nadia Arain

At 23, ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Remains The Most Subversive Animated Disney Film

By 2003, Disney had developed a reputation for magic and fantasy. Numerous iconic animated films had been released, including but not limited...

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June 14, 2025

TRIBECA ‘Lemonade Blessing’ Review: Teenage Angst Meets Catholic Guilt

Never has there been a more classic and ironic genre relationship than what exists between a coming-of-age story and religious awakening (or ...

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June 12, 2025 · by Jacob Diedenhofer

‘Pavements’ Review: A Stunning Tribute To One Of The 90s’ Best Bands, Flipping The Biopic Genre On Its Head

When Pavements debuted at last year's Venice Film Festival, it skyrocketed to one of my most anticipated releases of this calendar year. I ha...

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June 10, 2025 · by Sara Ciplickas

TRIBECA Review: ‘Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print’ Inspires Next Generation of Changemakers

It is no secret that I, a film critic and writer, am naturally drawn to feminist film. So you can imagine my delight when I discovered that D...

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June 9, 2025 · by Nandita Joshi

Budding Filmmakers’ Shorts Take The Inaugural Year of SXSW London By Storm

The monumental South by Southwest (SXSW) festival, a cultural hub that showcases rising talent within the creative arts, commenced its inaugu...

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June 8, 2025 · by Sara Ciplickas

TRIBECA Review: ‘State of Firsts’ Takes a Strategic, Intimate Look at a Growing Politician

The United States is, arguably, the most divided it’s been since the Civil War. Naturally, one can expect our features and documentaries to r...

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