Artemis Lin

As thrilling and fun to watch as any fictional crime narrative, The Lost Leonardo is also a straightforward and unflinching indictment of the way power is brokered in our modern-day society—behind the scenes, out of reach, under the veneer of beauty and esteem.

Roaring 20’s, through its myriad messages, tries to make some sense of the life-changing, collective madness we experienced in the past year, and attempts to give us back the hope the pandemic might have robbed from us.

Ultimately what stands out about 7 Days is its sharply scripted humor and leads’ incredible chemistry.

Fathom, like the study of whalesong, isn’t just about the whales––it’s also about how we can bridge the gap between “human” and “nature” to create something meaningful. Its unhurried, contemplative pace and gorgeous nature cinematography are a welcome reminder to appreciate the wilderness still inherent in all of us.

After a year that’s been marked by the collective anger of the global populace facing disease and inequality, Lost Course feels particularly necessary. It’s a story that will haunt you with the question: is change possible?