Indie Prof

Awards season is in full swing, and this month I review a film that dominated the Golden Globes and may do the same at the Oscars. In addition, I review a film you can see in theaters now, and I give a short blurb about another Oscar contender.

The January installment of The Cube Cinema Series showcases one of the best and most innovative films of the past few years, Flow (2024) plus two of the best performances of the year, and both are legitimate Oscar contenders for Best Actress.

This month, I give you three short reviews of documentaries that all have an excellent chance to be nominated for an Oscar. In addition, our next installment of the Cube Cinema Series will be on Friday, Dec. 12 at 6:30 pm.

November brings the world to us in the form of the Denver Film Festival. This year, the festival runs from Oct. 31 to Nov. 9, and it is peppered with unique selections from every genre and category.

The film this month in our Cube Cinema Series is “Singin’ in the Rain” (1952) plus one review from a recent international film and one quick bit on a TV show.

Fall arrives this month and the best movies of the year will soon fill our theaters. Over the coming months—some call it “Awards Season,” but I just call it “Movie Season”.

This month’s review is a family-friendly film that will no doubt become a favorite for many years to come.

I give you two reviews that may seem incongruous at first, yet both tell us something about our world today in different ways. We can learn a great deal from each.