Category: Film & TV reviews

Caffeinated, written and directed by Vishal Solanki and Hanh Nguyen is a leisurely examination of the social connections formed by and about coffee. Coming out on July 14, the film is a meditation on coffee …

Japan has so many bizarre movies that take a hold of my eyeballs and refuse to let go. What is even more amazing is that these movies can be altogether beautiful, thrilling, enthralling, bizarre, cute, funny, sweet …

Meet the Patels turns out to be another documentary film that entertains me. At this rate, I’m going to have to refrain from saying I’m not into non-fiction movies. Thanks to their kickstarter backers, Meet …

Jonathan Strange has come home from war in the Peninsula ready to settle down to peacefully studying magic with Mr Norrell, spending time with his wife, and enjoying the pleasures of quiet society. Unfortunately, society …

Starting off the beginning of the New York Asian Film Festival, is Funke, a dramedy to make you cherish your loving family The NYAFF committee has been gracious enough to share a sampling of the films …

Jonathan Strange finds out what it means to be a magician in Wellington’s army in “The Education of a Magician.” Meanwhile, Lady Pole is struggling to communicate her predicament but succeeding only in sounding mad, …

Broadchurch Season 2 was a gut stab, as we’ve said before. If you wanted all the feelings of watching several families fall apart due to a murder investigation and then stir in an additional murder …

Having shown readers more of Sarah, Helena, and Alison, Orphan Black #4 focuses on Clone Club favorite Cosima Niehaus. Following the style of the previous comics, we see scenes from the show from new angles …

This review is full of spoilers. It also reveals the current fates of many characters at the end of Season 3 of Orphan Black. Turn back if you are not yet prepared.   In a …

Let me begin this review by assuring you that, yes, you will see a ball before “How is Lady Pole?” is finished. The downside of having read Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell was knowing that …