You might have heard a few of these things before; systematic oppression, wrongful conviction, and an emotionally unavailable man, but you’ve never seen it presented like this. This film does a good job of showing people the side of jail that they don’t see while also fighting to help keep young black men out. Yeah there’s love, caring and respect amongst these men, but it took some of them seeing the worst of the worst to come out of the…
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Incendies 2010
A simple premise that leads down one of the craziest rabbit holes I’ve seen in any movie. It grips you from the beginning, and doesn’t let go until the credits roll. It’s a heart wrenching gut punch, but it tries its hardest to have a light at the end of the tunnel. The world is fucked up, and you can’t judge anyone until you know what they’ve been through. It’s impressive how tight and well paced this film is as…
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Container 2006
While diluted with heavy dialogue and impossible to digest on one viewing, Container is one of the most intriguing art films I’ve seen. A film based in an identity crisis, and the spiral that can take on your mental, or the things your mental can do to your identity as well. If you don’t know who you are or can’t be who you want to be, is it even worth living? While the images and very brooding and slow background…
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The Exorcist 1973
While some of this film does feel a bit dated, the core of it will strike you like most other films can’t. At its core it’s a great family drama, with well fleshed out characters and a story that keeps you hooked the entire time. The best part about the horror in this movie is that it’s a slow burn that intensifies throughout the length of the film so that wen the craziness of the last act hits it feels…
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