Assassination Nation hits theaters on September 21st. [Ed. note: Being that TV and City is on a bit of a hiatus, this article has not been edited.] By David Cuevas I still clearly remember the […]
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The Tale (2018) – Review
The Tale airs May 26th, 10pm on HBO. By I. Simon We live in a society where sexual abuse unfortunately exists. Ever since the #MeToo movement begun, countless survivors have been coming out and sharing […]
RBG – Review
The documentary RBG hits theaters on May 4th. By Mary Leslie As the daughter of a woman attorney, I don’t remember a time that I didn’t know the name Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Supreme Court […]
The Miseducation of Cameron Post – Review [Tribeca 2018]
The Miseducation of Cameron Post is playing at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival. Find screening information HERE. Hits theaters on August 3rd. This coming-of-age movie begins with teenager Cameron (Chloë Grace Moretz) caught having sex […]
Roxanne, Roxanne (2018) – Review
Roxanne Roxanne is available to stream on Netflix beginning March 23rd. By I. Simon Before I had heard about Roxanne Roxanne, I had never heard of Roxanne Shanté. Going into this film, I was interested to […]
Summer of ’84 (2018) – Review
Summer of ’84 screened at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. By I. Simon Ever since Stranger Things (which I admittedly have never watched) debuted to rave reviews and a large fanbase, many have been trying […]
A Futile and Stupid Gesture (2018) – Review
A Futile and Stupid Gesture hits Netflix on January 26th. By Chris Flanagan A Futile and Stupid Gesture is the story of Doug Kenney based off the book by Josh Karp, one of the co-creators […]
Rosehaven: Season 1 – Review
Rosehaven premieres September 27, 11pm on SundanceTV. Rosehaven immediately struck me as funny, awkward with a very dry wit in its delivery. From the very beginning, there is excellent chemistry between Luke McGregor and Ceilia […]
Liar – Review
Liar premieres September 27, 10pm on SundanceTV. Liar has the potential to be something more than it actually is, but its actors and plot ultimately cave under the weight of it trying to both be and […]
Menashe (2017) – Review
Menashe hits theaters July 28. By Jack Faivish Menashe follows one man’s difficult inner journey as he attempts to maintain a relationship with his son, while the rest of the Hasidic Jewish community tries to pull […]
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