Centered: Joe Lieberman is in select theaters nationwide on March 18 and 19. By Elazar Abrahams Centered: Joe Lieberman is a tight and tidy documentary that serves as both a tribute to the late senator […]
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Long Bright River – Review
Long Bright River is now streaming on Peacock. Peacock’s Long Bright River is a solid but unspectacular entry in the crime drama genre. Adapted from Liz Moore’s novel, the series follows familiar beats of addiction, […]
Adolescence – Review
Adolescence is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler One-shot projects are a massive undertaking, requiring meticulous attention to technical execution, blocking, performances, and plot, all while ensuring the story remains engaging. Very few mainstream […]
American Manhunt: Osama bin Laden – Review
American Manhunt: Osama bin Laden premieres March 10 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams Netflix’s American Manhunt: Osama bin Laden takes on a much weightier challenge than its predecessors in the American Manhunt series. Unlike the […]
Novocaine – Review
Novocaine slams into theaters on March 14. By Elazar Abrahams Novocaine is the kind of movie that reminds you why action comedies can be so much fun when they don’t take themselves too seriously. While […]
The Studio: Season 1 – Review
The Studio premieres March 26 on Apple TV+. By Elazar Abrahams Apple TV+’s The Studio has all the ingredients of a prestige-level Hollywood satire — sharp industry commentary, a stacked cast, and stylish direction — […]
Sumo
Sumo is now open at the Public Theater and in performances through March 30. By Richard Bernard Have you ever seen a play about Sumo wrestling? My guess is probably not. And, until now, neither […]
Running Point: Season 1 – Review
Running Point bounces onto Netflix on February 27. Netflix’s Running Point is a slick, entertaining workplace comedy set in the high-stakes world of professional basketball management. Created by Mindy Kaling, the show is full of […]
Back 2 The Video Store
By Elazar Abrahams Back 2 The Video Store, the pop-up speakeasy that opened at the Virgin Hotel in Midtown Manhattan on February 6, is a playful nod to the nostalgic era of 90s VHS rentals […]
Zero Day – Review
Zero Day is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Political thrillers can be hit or miss when adapted into TV series. Too often, writers get bogged down in crafting complex political conflicts and satisfying […]
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