Chris says: “An Irish indie centered on seven linked tales at a train station lost-and-found office that’s as charming as it is slight (which, alas, dampens the charm somewhat.) The interconnected story structure has been executed far more swiftly elsewhere,
Michael says: “Cute, nicely made film written and directed by prolific young actor Michael Angarano, about Max, a young man celebrating his 25th birthday, a month after his older brother had killed himself. He’s a bit at a loss, so
Michael says: “What a lovely and beautiful film, written and directed by Tom Quinn. It’s a quiet film, with lots of moments of stillness, which is part of the point. Nora is a postal worker, who lives alone in the
Thom says: “If you’re looking for a late summer trashy treat you could certainly do worse than this fun little horror romp. When middle-class Grace (a gorgeous Samara Weaving, Hugo’s niece, you’ll remember her from ASH vs EVIL DEAD) marries
Michael says: “I’m usually wary when filmmakers reach out to Chlotrudis and offer to send a screener for consideration for a Chlotrudis Award. But when Mark Blane, who turns out to be the writer/director and lead actor of a new