
mid90s Review: Jonah Hill’s Directorial Debut Earns a Solid 6.6/10
A boy trades a troubled home for a crew of skaters, falling into self-harm in Jonah Hill's directorial debut.


A boy trades a troubled home for a crew of skaters, falling into self-harm in Jonah Hill's directorial debut.

A Turkish teen comedy-drama about friendship, love, and the courage to be yourself, with a score of 7.7.

A magician dwelling in an abandoned park teaches a girl to believe in magic once more, while a wealthy boy watches and desires.

Two cousins, one tall and cheerful, one short and self-conscious, form a volleyball team on Okinawa. A tale of belonging, insecurity, and sport.

A tale of a tall girl in high school, whose stature brings mockery, and her quest to stand tall in spirit.

A tale of a boy made invisible at home, found visible again beneath the sun of a water park, where one grown man gave him a corner to call his own.

A tale of a girl and a wild horse upon an island far from home, wherein friendship and freedom are found in the most unlikely of places.

A 27-year-old man takes a pill and returns to high school, seeking a second chance at life. A tale of memory, regret, and friendship.

A father's wandering soul and a boy's fear of being forgotten form the quiet core of this tender drama.

A coming-of-age romance about two teens who meet at a wild party, fall for each other, and learn hard lessons along the way.

A grim chronicle of a young athlete's ruin, told through his journal, wherein drugs and despair consume a boy's soul.

A tale of Cole Carter, DJ, who gains a mentor's favor only to lose it through love and folly.
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