Reel Reviews | Blue Moon
Ethan Hawke gives one of the most haunting and vulnerable performances of his career in Blue Moon, Richard Linklater’s elegant meditation on genius and fragility.
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Reel Reviews | Chainsaw Man
Tatsuya Yoshihara’s Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc ignites the cult manga’s universe on the big screen with stunning animation, twisted romance, and emotional depth.
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Reel Reviews | Rental Family (Middleburg Film Festival ’25)
Brendan Fraser stars in Rental Family, a quietly moving dramedy about connection, identity, and the blurred line between performance and truth.
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Reel Reviews | The Bend in the River (Middleburg Film Festival ’25)
Nearly fifty years after capturing a group of free-spirited friends on a Grand Canyon rafting trip, filmmaker Robb Moss returns once more in The Bend in the River, a thoughtful chronicle of aging, memory, and change.
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Reel Reviews | The Eyes of Ghana (Middleburg Film Festival ’25)
Oscar-winning filmmaker Ben Proudfoot crafts a powerful tribute to legendary Ghanaian documentarian Chris Hesse in The Eyes of Ghana.
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Reel Reviews | Is This Thing On? (Middleburg Film Festival ’25)
Bradley Cooper delivers a tender, lived-in dramedy about love, loss, and rediscovery in Is This Thing On?
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Reasonable Doubt (Recap) | Lost Ones (S3 E7)
Grief and memory collide in “Lost One,” a powerful and deeply personal episode of Reasonable Doubt that forces Jax to confront her childhood trauma and her fear of losing her mother.
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Reel Reviews | Sentimental Value (Middleburg Film Festival ’25)
Joachim Trier returns with Sentimental Value, a deeply emotional exploration of art, family, and the fragile act of forgiveness.
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