'The Last First: Winter K2' explores the ambition, greed, and tragedy within the world of extreme mountaineering.

For fans of his HBO series 'How To with John Wilson,' 'The History of Concrete' plays like an extended episode.

Akin to a old school SNL skit on a shoestring budget, 'Bladez' gets funnier the longer you watch it.

Gory and gritty in all the right places, 'Bad Tooth' is psychological body horror done right.

Difficult subject matter often makes for compelling stories, and this is true in 'Dance With Me'.

Melissa Bloom captures movie magic in her stunning and eco-conscious short, 'The Farmer’s Daughter.' 

The dark comedy 'Creators' offers a humorous and stark observation at the influencer economy.

"Allowing this hand-drawn world of Grim Reapers to feel unmistakably human and unmistakably made by human hands."

Its modest production carries with it a plethora of meaty conflicts and conversational touch points.

Merlin Camozzi's crime thriller offers audiences a glimpse into a world you'd be fortunate to know nothing about.

Inspired by true events, the film makes a lighthearted jab at a forbidden hairstyle that has very real consequences.

The short drama 'Love Song' is relatable in its portrayal of complicated relationship dynamics.

Raw and unflinching, 'Everything I Own' is a cinematic portrayal of the five stages of grief. 

This satirical short pokes fun at the identity crisis that career oriented women turned housewives face.

Like Hamilton's live capture before it, Hadestown proves that musical theater can successfully translate in a movie theater.