BY staff | Miami, FL | 9/16/22
Friday, September 16 marks the worldwide premiere of a new documentary out of Venezuela, 'Alex Saab: A Kidnapped Diplomat'.
BY Marisol Marquez | Los Angeles, CA | 2/04/21
On March 31, 1995, 23-year-old Chicana icon Selena Quintanilla was murdered by her employee Yolanda Saldivar. 25 years later, on December 4, 2020, Selena: The Series premiered on Netflix.
BY Dave Schneider | Jacksonville, FL | 1/01/20
I'm not sure how we'll look back at film in the 2010s.
BY Dave Schneider | Jacksonville, FL | 10/07/19
It’s tempting to say the outrageous moral panic and woke-scolding over Joker made it a less effective movie.
BY Dave Schneider | Jacksonville, FL | 1/06/19
There’s a real lack of original storytelling in American films – especially horror and science fiction – and I’ve gotten tired of countless remakes, reboots, sequels, prequels, sequels to prequels, and so on. It wasn’t all bad. 2018 gave us some solid films worth watching, and I’ll highlight a few of my favorites, admittedly, mostly sci-fi and horror, below.
BY Cassia Laham | Fort Lauderdale, FL | 10/10/18
Award-winning documentary filmmaker Michael Moore has never been one to hold his tongue or shy away from even the most powerful figures. His films and articles often offer illuminating and entertaining critiques of American society, economics, and politics.
BY Frank Chapman | Chicago, IL | 3/03/18
First of all, this movie took me back to my childhood love of fantastic tales of adventure and romance. So, for me it was great entertainment made possible by cinematic art at its finest.
BY Dave Schneider | Jacksonville, FL | 12/29/17
Two things stood out to me while assembling my list of the year’s top movies.
BY Eric Struch | Chicago, IL | 9/24/17
All progressives, anti-imperialists and socialists should see the film A Taxi Driver.
BY Fabian Van Onzin | Houston, TX | 8/03/17
During the last elections, Hillary Clinton, who used a sort of bourgeois ‘feminism’ to sell reactionary ideas to the public. Since then, there have been a number of films, such as Wonder Woman, that use images of powerful women to promote a pro-war capitalist agenda. Atomic Blonde is the latest of this genre.
