Review: ‘The World’s A Little Blurry’ is an intimate look at Billie Eilish and her career
It’s necessary viewing for any pop fan.
Review: ‘Minari’ sits at the crossroads of the American dream and the immigrant experience
The story of the Yi family is both heartwarming and brutally honest.
Monique Morris discusses her documentary on criminalization of Black girls at UMD webinar
Showing up is critical, but you can start by watching this documentary.
UMD film festival showcases student, alumni creativity
The Maryland Filmmakers film festival took place Wednesday.
DC Comics fans rejoice: Zack Snyder’s cut of Justice League to premiere on HBO Max
A full timeline of how fans brought a dead version of "Justice League" back to life.
Review: ‘OnlyFans: Selling Sexy’ is an informative glimpse into a booming industry
The documentary follows five creators and the buzz around the subscription service.
Review: ‘Strip Down, Rise Up’ shows pole-dancing can be therapeutic and empowering
The documentary gives a fresh perspective on how pole-dancing can help people heal.
Review: The final ‘To All The Boys’ film goes through the motions of a rom-com — and little else
"To All The Boys: Always and Forever" stars Lana Condor and Noah Centineo.
‘Framing Britney Spears’ finally brings #FreeBritney theories to the mainstream
Britney Spears’ struggles are reflective of the music industry as a whole.
Review: The intensely emotional ‘Malcolm & Marie’ is unlike a typical Hollywood film
The movie was released Feb. 5 on Netflix.