Author: Federico Furzan

Regardless of any conclusion that the film provides to Richard’s character arc in The Big Dog, the moral compass of the film is far too twisted to put

Black Dog is an impressive and unexpected film experience. At a first glimpse, it’s the story of a lonely man who connects with a black dog, arguably a

I love indie cinema. Not only I love its very peculiar style, but I love celebrating what filmmakers in that realm try to do with whatever budget they

Daruma is a very sweet movie about a father-daughter relationship that begins in the most dire of circumstances. Patrick finds out he has a daughter and he’s “obligated”

Breakup Season is an honest depiction of disaster, the size of which is only visible from the perspective of its two very well-designed lead characters. Ben and Cassie

If you question Nathan Hill’s style of films, then you’re probably not in tune with what he’s aiming for. And it’s alright. You don’t have to be. His

The following review contains spoilers. Bonhoeffer is a war drama that tells the story of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a German pastor who witnesses the rise of Adolf Hitler’s Nazi

As used as I am to Nathan Hill’s campy style of filmmaking, I can’t help but celebrate his attempts at being more serious. Of course, it’s a double-edged

In Ben Smallbone’s Homestead, World War III has just begun, or at least that’s what it looks like. Two men aboard a boat ignite a bomb and its

The Last Keeper offers viewers a reality that’s often blurred by those with power to speak out loud. This time it’s about Scotland’s Highlands, a territory that’s been

There’s a scene in Nathan Hill’s Revenge of the Gweilo where the film’s “auteur” spews out a line of dialogue that’s as cringey as it is original. Joseph

The Birds Who Fear Death is an illuminating film not because of the story it tells, but because it dares to touch a theme that not many films

Are you willing to make that kind of sacrifice? Chaplain Jeff Struecker A question that encompasses all the themes explored in the documentary Fighting Spirit: A Combat Chaplain’s

I strongly believe that the enjoyment of films absolutely depends on mood. Of course, there are obvious picks for which a certain mood isn’t necessary, but on the

Right as The Waiting Game enters its final sprint, we come upon a very important question that’s asked to a very important player. CJ McCollum is the President