It’s a character-driven series that deeply understands both cultures it has set itself within, and never loses sight of the crime that put it into motion—one that asks what you are willing to do for family and for duty, and at what cost.

In today’s saturated media environment, it’s heartening to be reminded that exposure to theater can be a lifeline for the kids who need it most. Giving Voice is the best kind of “feel-good” doc: one that organically moves you in a way you didn’t see coming.

Grand Army finds its heart in its remarkably talented teenage actors, particularly A’zion, Odley Jean (Dominique) and Amalia Yoo (Leila).

The subtlety of the Hanks performance, amid the chaos of war, is what carries the day.

The end result provides nearly three hours of superior entertainment both for those who consider themselves Hamilton devotees and those without previous viewing experience.

Happiest Season is a cheesy, fun and heartfelt romantic comedy, with a sweetly genuine queer love story at the center of this holiday tale.