“You, Me & Tuscany is a soothing watch that welcomes a Black woman into the soft, loving embrace of a pasta- and wine-filled happily ever after.”
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“At its most impactful, K-POPS! uses a lighthearted tone to address the painful history of anti-Blackness in K-pop.”
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“In Pretty Lethal, femininity isn’t stripped away to access power; it’s precisely what enables it.”
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“The Secret Agent weaves a tapestry of world history and present-day imperialism, showing how our future is headed toward a collision with our ugly past.”
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“Female relationships form the bedrock of Cookie Queens.”
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“The Mother and the Bear presents a powerful look at parenthood and celebrates personal growth at any age.”
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“Sinners explores intraracial conflicts, showcasing the diversity of Black Americans.”
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“A Diwali Dilemma grapples with the internal conflict shared by many people of color.”
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“The Sun Rises On Us All demonstrates an intimacy with women’s experiences around healthcare and fertility, with certain moments feeling plucked from my own life.”
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“The women of Meadowlarks are recognizable in so many ways.”
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“The emotional maturity of all the main characters in Worth the Wait, men and women alike, goes a long way in balancing onscreen gender roles.”
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“Andrew Ahn’s The Wedding Banquet loses some of the original’s essence that made it so compelling in the first place. But from an inclusion standpoint, it’s a slam dunk.”
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“Wicked’s thoughtful casting underscores its story of social injustice and the fight for equality.”
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“My Old Ass gives a welcome show of solidarity that doesn’t drive wedges between various LGBTQ identities.”
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“The Last of the Sea Women highlights a unique community of Korean women divers, most of whom are in their 60s and older.”
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“As a Japanese American skater, I couldn’t have imagined back then that a movie like Dìdi would one day capture this exact vibe.”
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"Love Lies Bleeding proves that gay women of color—who have both physical strength and emotional intricacies—are to be made visible, worshiped, and understood."
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“Ostensibly about a deadbeat dad trying to get to know his daughters, it’s the relationships between women in Queens that provide the most satisfying conclusions.”
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“Origin’s Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor gives a soul-stirring performance, but she can’t rein in the overstretched film by sheer force of will.”
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