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Janet Planet It is desperate when the young and mournful Lacy (Zoe Ziegler) worries if her mother Janet (Julianne Nicholson) is still coming for her to take her from summer camp a day early. “I’m gonna commit suicide!,” she says. “If you don’t come and collect me, I said I am going to kill myself.”

Copa 71 The attendance record for any women’s sporting event belongs to an intensely competitive gauntlet fought both within and outside the sphere, a record perpetrated by you as likely not to have heard before. It is Copa 71, the first, albeit in an unofficial capacity, international women football tournament. Una co-dirección de James Erskine

Chestnut As with many college graduates, the post-graduation summer is a gradually fading liminal space, all too familiar that looks a comforting blanket, but one that is in every way an end. The last of those are no more felt the idealistic school and then to college, or post school where college life must be

Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person Vampires seem to be one of those characters who have become quite popular in the world of movies or TV. The middle one is polyamorous and lives on Staten Island (“What We Do in the Shadows“), the first one manages a hotel and acts (“Interview with the Vampire“), and

What Remains The first 15 minutes of “What Remains” feature one of its lead characters, a Scandinavian named Mads Lake (Gustav Skarsgård) ex sigge Storm. In an unworn bearded, grizzled, timid rukka outdoor coat, he is desperate to forget the years spent in a mental institution. He attempts (and fails) to lease an apartment, gets

Hummingbirds Calling “Hummingbirds” simply a documentary feels wrong and limiting. This quiet gem comes from best friends and debut filmmakers Silvia Del Carmen Castaños and Estefanía “Beba” Contreras and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. This is a glowing self-portrait of their friendship, a call to arms, a summer besties comedy with lots of

Trigger Warning Also making for an odd beginning is the pursuit that opens the film: it is not very intense. The action begins in Badiyat al-Sham desert in Syria where, Parker (Jessica Alba) leads a task force who promote gesells on a CGI truck that rides like a Lego vehicle on sand. Her hands brimmed

The Exorcism In Joshua John Miller’s “The Exorcism,” Anthony Miller, played by Russell Crowe, is an actor and a recovering addict who gets fitted in the shoes of a priest who is terrorized by demons. The character Crowe plays breaks down under the unrelaxing direction of Goldberg, and to bizarre extremes of course. Audiences’s first

The Bikeriders From the very first scene of ‘The Bikeriders’, director Jeff Nichols is making every effort to create an era. In an opening long shot composed through the door frame of a bar looking inside, Benny a biker is seen sitting at the bar with his back facing the camera. Two old men are