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The delicious cheekiness of the film is to present a story about two gay immigrants as a swooning romantic epic spanning years.
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Hinds’ shortcomings are readily apparent, but their infectious energy is undeniable.
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There is a gemlike quality to this film: an emotional, earthbound portrayal of the lived experience of a black woman — fighting to make ends meet, retaining her integrity despite repeated indignities.
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It has its flaws, but Love, Victor is a fun teen rom-com hat isn’t entirely rosy.
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This is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen, one that I plan to view again and again.
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Proud excels when it makes the political personal, utilizing its characters as affecting markers for changing minds and hearts.
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Self Made Man is a perfect piece of music for anyone eager to push, shove, jump, and shout after months of being told to stay put.
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In her novel Pizza Girl, Jean Kyoung Frazier has given us an exhilarating spin on a long line of road-rebel mothers.
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There’s much to admire in If There Are Mountains, modulated pathos as well as subtle joys.
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Spike Lee examines a number of racist stereotypes that illuminate the times these men lived through, the bigoted conditions of their service and sacrifice, and their continued struggle for respect and parity.
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Holiday Commentary: Making Room for the Stranger