Ross Mcindoe

Its mix of compassion and clarity allows it to avoid the easy sentimentality of many other tales of disabled people overcoming adversity.

Wooden acting, obvious stage fighting, and odd pacing can be forgiven in the sort of B movies that 'One Spoon of Chocolate' draws on.

Summary Unique (Shameik Moore), a veteran and ex-convict, seeks a fresh start in the small town of Karensville.

Colony essentially approaches Train to Busan ’s setup from a 90-degree angle.

The show’s commitment to chill threatens to undercut its drama, but its vibes are immaculate.

For all its gentleness, Robb Moss’s film doesn’t shy away from thorny terrain.

Chee Keong Cheung's John Hannah-starring Bad Day at the Office takes its action cues from first-person video games, but unfortunately that's also the level of its drama. Still, Hannah's charm shines through

Film title: Pretty Babies Director: Tyler-Marie Evans Starring: Ashley Benson, Emily Alyn Lind, Madelaine Petsch, Sadie Stanley

George MacKay is perfectly cast as a young man going through an existential crisis in Paul Wright's Mission. His full-bodied performance helps us overlook some of the film's narrative flaws

The premise for Casper Kelly’s film sounds a bit like a Family Guy cutaway gag.