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Content Shifter: 10 New Series to Stream Through the Holidaze
Merry War on Christmas season to us all! Just another couple of weeks until you can shut your idiot anti-vax/MAGA/Fox Snooze relatives out of your life for another year—hang in there. In the meantime, should you need a distraction from the latest “Muh freedums!” rant from Grandpa Truck Nutz, here are ten stream-worthy new series
Film Review: Bruised
Even if it lacks inspiration, Halle Berry approaches her directorial debut, Bruised, with workman-like precision and confidence. … read more
Film Review: No Future
Shot with a somber haze in its framing, coloring and camera movement, No Future creates a sense of hopelessness, realism and slowness. … read more
Film Review: House of Gucci
House of Gucci follows Patrizia Reggiani’, an outsider from humble beginnings, in her marriage to Maurizio Gucci. … read more
Film Review: Julia
Julia may not be the most life-changing or insightful documentary of the year, but it’s elegant, sweet and baked to perfection. … read more
Film Review: King Richard
King Richard is inspiring and well worth seeing. It’s a return to form for Smith and a good film if taken on its own merits. … read more
Film Review: BEANS
BEANS is thought provoking and heartbreakingly sweet. It’s everything a good coming-of-age story should be. … read more
Film Review: Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Ghostbusters: Afterlife is funny, exciting, suspenseful, heartfelt and is made with an equal combination of passion and skill. … read more
Film Review: The Power of the Dog
The Power of the Dog takes some time to digest, but it’s an unforgettable and challenging story that challenges the western genre. … read more
Film Review: Encanto
Encanto is a mesmerizing and insightful work of art that has a lot to say while retaining universal themes and characters. … read more