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While the subject matter of Josephine is a risky approach and will likely be triggering for some, in Araújo’s careful hands we’re left with a uniquely modern portrait of how there is no right way to navigate healing from trauma; and further how trauma can seep into everything in our daily lives, at school, at home, or in quiet moments where there’s no language to process what happened.
Read MoreSure, it’s easy to tell where Roofman is going from the get-go – these “based on true events” crime stories tend to follow all the same beats. That’s okay though, when you tell a tight enough story with a big enough heart.
Read MoreZoë Kravitz’s directorial debut Blink Twice aims to mirror the success of recent social satire thrillers, but is neither smart nor subtle enough to be anything but a total misfire.
Read MoreFly Me to the Moon knows how to use Channing Tatum’s grace and physical control as a key building block in the construction of NASA Flight Director Cole Davis.
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