MAYA, GIVE ME A TITLE transports the viewer to a place where anything is possible
by Shah, Staff Writer
We’re blessed enough to be transported into a world where the possibilities are endless, and not even the sky's the limit.
"No more blue tomorrows" – MovieJawn remembers David Lynch
As a way of tribute, we at MovieJawn offer our own creativity as a memorial to this beautiful dreamer.
Read MoreLAKE GEORGE is a straightforward crime tale with two charismatic leads
by Shah, Staff Writer
Shea Whigham and Carrie Coon play two middle-aged criminals trying to have their big escape from this world of gangsters they’ve stuck their nails into for years.
MEMOIR OF A SNAIL is a cinematic gift
by Shah, Staff Writer
Adam Elliot’s Memoir of a Snail proves that only humans can create meaningful art.
Kevin Smith puts on the nostalgia goggles for THE 4:30 MOVIE
by Shah!, Staff Writer
The 4:30 Movie is Kevin Smith’s smaller slacker indie version of The Fabelmans.
THE THICKET is a suspenseful western with a great cast
by Shah!, Staff Writer
If a smaller budget indie western mystery thriller genre film with a great set of colorful characters is your thing, I think this movie is perfect for you.
ELECTRIC LADY STUDIOS: A JIMI HENDRIX VISION is a straightforward biodoc of the legendary studio
by Shah!, Staff Writer
Beyond the origins of the studio told here, there wasn’t much meat on the bone to make it a truly unique and fantastic documentary.
KNEECAP profiles Irish rappers fighting for their own language
by Shah!, Staff Writer
In the year 2024, nothing feels more socially and culturally relevant than a film about oppression and imperialism disguised on the surface as a hip-hop comedy with sex, drugs, and profanity.
THE WAY WE SPEAK is a moving debate on how we personally reckon with faith
by Shah!, Staff Writer
This is a strong first impression from filmmaker Ian Ebright…I found myself genuinely moved by it emotionally.