Tag: Film Review

Wendy Eley Jackson's documentary revisits the overlooked legacy of attorney Margie Pitts Hames, whose landmark Supreme Court case helped shape reproductive rights in America. On...

The Optimist captivated my heart, left me verklempt, and had me wrestling with ancestral memories while recollecting flashbacks of my own. It deepened my...

Festival Theaters celebrates queer cinema with a Palm Springs screening of a film about love, exclusion, and the enduring need to belong. Photos: THT Palm Springs,...

Kristina Klebe draws from her own life-altering spinal injury to create a disturbing, deeply personal exploration of vulnerability, lost independence, and the unsettling question...

2026 LA Femme International Film Festival Sherman Oaks, CA (The Hollywood Times) 10/22/26 - Directed by Joshua Kushner and Luisa G. Carranza, Braving the Night...

An intimate documentary about brotherly love, the relentless realities of ALS, and a remarkable journey through 50 challenges that transforms grief into a continuing...

https://youtu.be/vv8wnu7NXUQ What happens when a care facility turns away an older woman who has nowhere else to go—and the responsibility falls to a stranger who...

The heartbeat of an electric soul can be felt far beyond the machinery that gives it life. There is something immediately uplifting about the opening...

(The Hollywood Times) 10/15/26 - Filmmaker Santo D. Marabella returns with Affectionately!, a seven-minute short written by and starring Elaine Soltis as Norma Jean....

Hollywood, CA (The Hollywood Times) 7/31/26 - One of the films that immediately caught my attention in this year’s HollyShorts lineup was Spilled Milk,...