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A Dance With Rainbows (NYAFF) Review: A Character Study That Lands Every Punch

★★★★☆ Yi-Shan Lee’s A Dance With Rainbows captures the underdog spirit of Rocky while combining it with the family drama […]

★★☆☆☆ John Brownell makes his directorial debut with Coin, a comedy that feels like a stoner comedy—without the stoners. It

★★★½☆ Mokya Shin makes his directorial debut with Easter, a hybrid documentary following Saekja, a pioneering transgender woman reclaiming erased

★★★½ Hijamat explores humility through family, religion, and sexuality, offering an insightful and deeply affecting look at modern religion and

Following the release of Mockbuster, Four Time Film School Dropout spoke with filmmaker Anthony Firth about documenting his experience making

★★★★★ Olivia Wilde’s latest directing effort, The Invite, is a drama that, much like people, masks its pain with humor

★★★★☆ Isabelle Tollenaere’s Paris Paris is a docu-fiction about three immigrants living together in a squatted Paris apartment, taking a

Following American Flake‘s festival run, Four Time Film School Dropout spoke with producer Hazel Hering and star Oliver Austin about

★★★★☆ Voicemails for Isabella is a reminder of why the romantic comedy used to be a staple of the Hollywood

Following playing at Dances With Film, Film Festival. American Flake, writer-director Andrew David Paterson spoke with Four Time Film School