‘Stop and Go’ Review: Two Sisters Go on a Breathless Road Trip in the First Hilarious COVID Movie
Maybe the only COVID comedy we’ll ever need, Mallory Everton and Stephen Meek’s standout feature manages to be funny without feeling glib.
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A Documentary Full of Never-Before-Seen Footage Takes Us Inside the Making of Tom Petty’s Masterpiece
SXSW Review: “Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free” offers a hazy profile of an artist in pain and on the verge of a breakthrough.
Megan Park’s Heartbreaking School Shooting Drama ‘The Fallout’ Reorients Trauma for the Instagram Generation
SXSW Review: Megan Park’s directorial debut wraps real emotional stakes in the gloss of social media, unearthing something powerful in the process.
Reality Winner Was Vilified by the American Government. This Infuriating Doc Proves She Deserved Better.
SXSW Review: Winner’s prison sentence of more than five years was harsh by any metric, and Sonia Kennebeck’s new documentary explains why.
Andrea Riseborough Makes Chilling Movies Better, but ‘Here Before’ Shows Even She Has Limits
SXSW Review: Stacey Gregg’s directorial debut benefits from a stellar cast, but they can’t save a strangely underdeveloped plot that is never sure of itself.
‘WeWork: Or the Making and Breaking of a $47 Billion Unicorn’ Review: Hulu Doc Can’t Distinguish Itself
Director Jed Rothstein’s feature-length look at the rise and fall of a wannabe workers’ revolution doesn’t pry beyond the movement’s not-so-special leader.
‘Made for Love’ Review: Ray Romano Carries HBO Max’s Bizarre Tech Comedy Through a Bad Romance
The HBO Max original from showrunner Christina Lee features a game cast and good ideas, but it’s hampered by scrambled storytelling.
‘Not Going Quietly’ Review: Ady Barkan Gets the Tearjerking Doc He Deserves
With “Not Going Quietly,” the ALS-afflicted activist who famously confronted Jeff Flake receives a fitting tribute.
‘Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched’ Review: A Deep, Three-Hour History of Cinematic Folk Horror
SXSW Review: Kier-La Janisse’s comprehensive and erudite 193-minute field guide to folk horror runs the gamut from “The Wicker Man” to “La Llorona.”
‘Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil’ Review: A Wrenching but Slight Examination of an Addict’s Life
SXSW: Lovato’s candor in the YouTube Original is brave and compelling, and it deserves a more expansive telling.
It Was Only a Matter of Time Before We Got a COVID Rom-Com About Exes Stuck in Quarantine Together
SXSW Review: California’s stay-at-home order forces two exes to keep living together in the lightweight “The End Of Us,” which almost feels nostalgic for last March.
‘Introducing, Selma Blair’ Makes the Actress and Activist Into the Leading Lady of Her Own Life
SXSW Review: Rachel Fleit’s documentary offers a messy, loving, and raw portrait of the star as she endures a world-upending health crisis.
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