Tag: FilmRise

A one-sided but often moving reality documentary, 1275 Days follows the story of a teenage boy facing life in prison.

The Dog Doc is a touching but one-sided portrayal of a controversial veterinary practice that embraces expensive alternative treatments

Inside the Rain is an endearing and occasionally funny dramedy that explores the hazards of bipolar disorder in quirky fashion.

Simple and charming, Driveways focuses its story on regrets, using the time we have left, and bringing people together.

The uneven coming-of-age character drama Unintended lacks the dramatic spark it needs.

Alex Wolff's The Cat and the Moon concerns a troubled teenager, offering authentic teen characters and occasionally absorbing drama.

Nighthawks is an underwhelming mystery aimed at Millennials that fails at its intended purpose.

Canadian Documentary Takes Care of Business Originally airing in Canada on CBC’s Documentary Channel, Bachman: Special Edition delves into the musical career and family life of Randy Bachman, the …

Another Straight-To-Video Thriller from Nic Cage Vengeance: A Love Story sees a single mother brutally beaten and raped in front of her 12-year-old daughter. That terrifying moment is the …

A Ghostly Bank Heist Starring James Franco An indie criminal thriller goes macabre in Dan Bush’s uneven The Vault. Subverting the usual bank-heist-gone-wrong formula, the movie stars James Franco, …

History’s Greatest Orchestral Conductor While teenagers were listening to that newfangled Rock ‘n’ roll sound in the 1950s, something else entirely was popular with adults. Largely forgotten today, orchestral …

Portrait of a Serial Killer as a Teenager Before he was caught in 1991, Jeffrey Dahmer murdered 17 men and boys in the Midwest, dismembering their bodies and dissolving …