Movie reviews of Rachel Willis

A fascinating, compassionate portrait of an imaginative genius. Review

A compelling, thoughtful portrait of a family in crisis. Review

Will likely appeal to children of all ages, though their parents may surreptitiously check their phones once or twice. Review

This is likely a result of the transition from stage play to film. In some ways, it works, as Jake knows who he is. Review

Schrader’s film is a masterful character study that asks thoughtful questions about how our choices will be viewed in the eyes of God. Review

While The Carlyle may have an interesting story to tell, this documentary doesn’t do it. Review

The blending of styles, along with the film’s own specific elements, merge together to serve the unconventional story well. Review

For those open to simply taking what Depardon gives, the film is likely to raise many important questions about the nature of mental health care. Review

A gorgeous, glorious film. Review

We’re sadly left with a film that reiterates the same stereotypes and problems of many romantic comedies. Review

Hamoud doesn’t shy away from forcing her characters into difficult, sometimes scary situations. Review

There are moments when the film sinks into melodrama, and some scenes feel unnecessary to the story, but it’s a captivating glimpse into a world few of us witness. Review

As a love story, Dina is exactly what the audience wants it to be. Review

Does follow some interesting ideas, and the actors are mostly up to the task of carrying the film’s weaker elements... Review

A moving examination of a tumultuous moment in India’s history. Review

While the music history is interesting, the most important aspect of the film is what it gives to indigenous communities. Review

The men and women who worked on Voyager are full of passion and wonder, and they convey this to the audience. Review

Despite the flaws, Burshtein’s film is a endearing exploration of love and faith. Review

The cinematography blends well with the story Tyrnauer tells. Review

The girls are open, raw, and familiar. Review

Doesn’t have a satisfactory conclusion, but the information presented makes for powerful viewing. Review

Difficult viewing, but as Zandvliet brings empathy and compassion to a dark moment in history, it becomes equally vital. Review

This is a story that needs to be told, and Bitter Harvest is a heartfelt endeavor to share it. Review