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Reel Georgia is now part of Georgia Film News. Reel Georgia was founded in 2011 by Cameron McAllister as a leading outlet for film professionals covering festivals, movies and news. Cameron is Vice President of Content and Special Projects for Georgia Film News. Cameron @ GeorgiaFilmNews.com.

Review of Booksmart (5 of 5 Stars)

I can hardly remember a movie I’ve enjoyed more. Booksmart is 104 minutes of heartwarming friendship, of playfulness, of strength, of jokes that land quickly and with a resounding punch.

To Dust – Review – 3 of 5 Stars

On his quest to uncover how the human body decays, he meets and befriends a reluctant biology professor, Albert (Matthew Broderick), who assists on this scientific journey. They look at the grotesque images of decaying bodies to better understand the process and achieves find closure.

Review – Leona (5 of 5 Stars)

Every so often a film comes along that is exactly what you needed see for that particular time in your life, and I had the distinct pleasure of that clandestine filmic experience when watching Leona.

What Men Want, Review 3.5 Stars

Our protagonists uses a “by any means necessary” approach to achieve their goal, only to realize that they’ve alienated themselves and that the unbearable loneliness at the top can only be reconciled via a long expository monologue of an apology.

‘Then Came You’, Review 3.5 Stars

It’s difficult to say whether the titular “you” is in reference to Skye or to Calvin, as both characters, upon meeting, are desperate for friendship, for connection, for some sort of touchstone in a world that has despite their young ages proven to be more bad than good.

Roma Review: (5 of 5 Stars)

If you aren’t moved by the subtle romance with life that comes from warm afternoons and appreciations of familial relationships, Cuarón’s newest work might not be for you. However, if you do find a sort of calm in reflection of a period passed, then Roma will not disappoint.

Review – The Invisibles (3.5 stars)

The 2018 Atlanta Jewish Film Festival showcases a myriad of films, and this year, audiences were in luck if they saw The Invisibles. The Holocaust-era docu-drama blended fiction and reality, narrative and documentary into a lovely film.

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