must see films

In early 1964, America was mourning the tragic assassination of President Kennedy, The Beatles were the hip new band, and the threat of all out

Fan Popo’s Mama Rainbow (2012) is an informative and heartwarming documentary about six mothers in China who openly support their gay and lesbian children. The

The Vietnam War is known for its brutality and the protests in America surrounding the controversial involvement of the US army. David Zeiger’s Sir! No

My Best Day (2012) written and directed by Erin Greenwell is a quirky, silly, giggle-worthy, and adorable film. It is very well-cast, and, at least

Much like Searching for Sugar Man (2012), A Band Called Death shares the story of a musical act lost in time and rediscovered a generation later

Punk. What do you think of when you hear that word? Youth sporting Mohawks tattoos and piercings? The music? Raw, abrasive, angry and, above all,

Going out to the cinema for a movie night or having a romantic evening picnic at the park have always been two completely different, separate

The 2010 death of SeaWorld Orlando trainer, Dawn Brancheau, was initially reported by the media as an “accident” due to “trainer error”. Unsatisfied with this

Much like his other sci-fi film, District 9 (2009), Neil Blomkamp’s Elysium (starring Matt Damon and Jodie Foster) tackles the theme of segregation between humans in

The philosophical practice of Shugendo finds its roots in many of the proto-religious paradigms that made up Japan prior to the Meiji Period (1868-1912), including

After years of subpar superhero films, it seems Fox Studios has finally gotten wise when it comes to its ownership of the X-Men franchise. Now,