by Janet Reinschmidt, Staff Writer The film is a prescient and important protest document, an emblem of what is happening in our society right now. After watching, I am left with a profound feeling o...

by Janet Reinschmidt, Staff Writer Coroner to the Stars takes a deep dive into Thomas Noguchi, the now-98-year-old retired medical examiner of such deaths as Marilyn Monroe and RFK.

by Janet Reinschmidt, Staff Writer Stolen Kingdom portrays the majority of its subjects as harmless, community-oriented, and passionate protectors of Disney history and theme parks. There are, howe...

by Janet Reinschmidt, Staff Writer Sang-il lavishly explores the dedication, pain, and sacrifice it takes to become the titular Kokuho.

by Janet Reinschmidt, Staff Writer This film is not easy to watch, but it is also never boring, and at times it may even be cathartic for anyone who has gone through a similar loss.

“I know I’ve been lucky… what I resent about it is it is all built on a pretty face” – Tyrone Power Tyrone Power was born on May 5, 1914 into an acting dynasty. Both h…

by Janet Reinschmidt, Staff Writer Although the film is filled with violence, illness, and grief, it is equally filled with love, resilience, and care.

by Janet Reinschmidt, Staff Writer Walk With Me is at once a personal love letter and also an intimate exploration of the early stages of Alzheimer's disease from the perspective of a marriage.

by Janet Reinschmidt, Staff Writer My Sunshine is at its best when the three leads are on the ice together, and the film is worth watching if only for the quiet coming-of-age storyline and the gauz...