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You come to truly care about the people featured in the documentary, making the victories even sweeter and the heartbreaks when disaster strikes even more devastating.

As CoHo adaptations go, it's definitely leading the pack, but it frustratingly stops just shy of plunging into the true darkness that Verity herself ominously warns us about from the very beginning.

Hilarious, infuriating, confusing, but always powerful, Digger is an audacious swing from both the director and its star. Few will see the twist in the tale coming, and not everyone will like how strange things get. For those who do, this is a wildly inventive adventure that sees Tom Cruise relishing his time outside his comfort zone.

Faith offers enough through its gripping setup and Doherty’s exceptional work to remain watchable, but it’s got a rather confused conclusion that is more likely to be remembered for its bizarre imagery than the emotional catharsis it never quite earns.

It has the performers, the music, and a premise with room for a funny comeback story, yet its best moments are too scattered to make it worth seeking out.

While White's film is not exactly groundbreaking, her thoughtful approach and execution still make it well worth the watch and the praise.

From excellent performances across the board to phenomenal craftsmanship on set and clever work in post-production, Primetime is a film that fires on all cylinders. It’ll make you laugh, squirm, and think, all at the same time.

Bunker may not break new ground or explore every idea as deeply as it should, but it remains a well-made and consistently engaging thriller with Bardem and Cruz, who alone make it worth your time.

Forgotten Island offers a glimpse into Filipino culture through a universal story about friendship, change, and the fear of being left behind. Forgotten Island isn't just a Filipino story because of its mythology, music, or references; it is Filipino because its culture drives the friendship at the heart of the movie.

Scott is what makes the film stand out from the crowd. Highlighting an unforgettable story, Stone's Elsinore is well worth its 111-minute runtime, but for god's sake, bring more than just one pack of tissues to the theater.