All episodes of Who Killed Jill Dando? are now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Who Killed Jill Dando? is Netflix’s newest true crime offering, which investigates the unsolved murder of one of television’s most […]
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Destination NBA: A G League Odyssey – Review
Destination NBA: A G League Odyssey is now streaming on Prime Video. By Greg Wheeler Amazon’s new documentary about the journey from the minors to the majors in the world of professional basketball is a […]
Untold: Jake Paul the Problem Child – Review
Untold: Jake Paul the Problem Child is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Jake Paul is undoubtedly one of the most hated fighters and personalities in the world today. But that also makes him […]
Exodus 91 [NYJFF 2023]
In partnership with The Jewish Museum, The New York Jewish Film Festival has returned to Lincoln Center for its 32nd year. Taking place January 12 – 23, 2023, this edition of the festival presents 21 […]
Yamna’s Blessing [NYJFF 2023]
In partnership with The Jewish Museum, The New York Jewish Film Festival has returned to Lincoln Center for its 32nd year. Taking place January 12 – 23, 2023, this edition of the festival presents 21 […]
Stutz (2022) – Review
Stutz is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Stutz is an interesting and thought provoking art-house documentary that shines a spotlight on therapy and mental health. The latter is something that needs to be […]
High Score: Season 1 – Review
Documentary series High Score hits Netflix on August 19. By Chris Flanagan Video games have woven themselves into the life-blood of both the causal consumer and invested gamer. They are everything from a mindless time-waster […]
Love, Gilda (2018) – Review
Magnolia Pictures and CNN Films will release Love, Gilda in theaters September 21st. By Elazar Abrahams There’s the beloved image of Gilda Radner: fearless, passionate, and iconic. And then, there are shades of Radner the […]
Crime + Punishment (2018) – Review
The documentary Crime + Punishment will be available to stream on Hulu beginning August 24th. By Ulkar Alakbarova Police corruption is terrifying. But how can we as civilians do to force the police to perform […]
Minding the Gap (2018) – Review
Minding the Gap is available to stream beginning August 17th on Hulu. By Christopher Reed A penetrating, complex exploration of friendship, compassion, personal growth and the lack thereof, as well as of the therapeutic power […]
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