Movie Critic Tim Sika joins Pat Thurston to share movie reviews of the following:
The House - British stop-motion anthology film (Netflix)
Jeffrey Robinson's Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America - a documentary that asks us to examine who we are, where we came from and who we want to be. (In theaters)
The Fallout - drama (with a tinge of humor) about a school shooting and how it traumatizes a high school girl. (HBO Max)
The Other Me - spiritual drama starring Jim Sturgess who plays an architect diagnosed with a rare eye disease. (Digital/On Demand)
The Sleeping Negro - in the words of the publicist: "an enraged, out-of-nowhere indie." Opens next Friday at the Roxie and is SF Indiefest 2022's opening film.
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