‘Ennio’ is a Masterpiece Fit for a Maestro
Fans of his music-making process will revel in the abundance of fascinating interviews with various musicians and directors who have either worked directly with him or were indelibly inspired by him.
‘Trust’ Shows a Fraught Family Fraying in ‘Succession’ Style
Screenwriter and actor Jennifer Levinson's comically cathartic family drama 'Trust' evokes a 'Shiva Baby' meets 'Succession' style story.
‘Orion and the Dark’: Family-Friendly Fun About Overcoming Fears
Written by Charlie Kaufman, 'Orion and the Dark' is a family-friendly film about how taking risks is the only way to overcome your fears.
‘Disconnect Me’ Attempts a 30-Day Digital Detox
Alex Lykos makes a persuasive argument to cut the invisible chains to your phone in his social issue doc, 'Disconnect Me.'
‘The Arc of Oblivion’: A Kooky Mediation on Impermanence
Documentary director Ian Cheney's 'The Arc of Oblivion' playfully explores the human desire for keepsakes amidst an ever-evolving world.
‘I Didn’t See You There’: A Vérité-Style Documentary on Disability
A fascinating documentary debut by Reid Davenport that qualifies as essential viewing for all.
‘The Space Race’: A Revelatory Exploration of NASA’s Black Astronauts
From Nat Geo Documentary Films comes 'The Space Race,' a revelatory exploration of the untold story of Black NASA astronauts.
‘My Dead Dad’: Honoring a Loved One with a Unique Sendoff
Running just 25 minutes long, 'My Dead Dad' is a darkly comedic documentary that offers a quirky perspective on how we view death.
‘A Real Pain’ Review: A Heartfelt Trip Through the Hurt We Feel
Jesse Eisenberg's sophomore film 'A Real Pain' stars himself and Kieran Culkin as cousins who confront their inner pain on a pilgrimage.
Sundance: ‘Handling the Undead’: This Supernatural Horror Nearly Flatlines
A visually bountiful character study that explores the liminal state between life and death.
‘Scrambled’ Is a Fresh Comedy About Female Anxiety and Fertility
Filmmaker Leah McKendrick's 'Scrambled' is a provocative feminist film that puts the power back into the hands–or wombs–of women.
‘Little Death’ Review: A Pill-Popping, Manic Mash Up
Jack Begert's darkly comical directorial debut 'Little Death,' starring David Schwimmer, Dominic Fike, and Talia Ryder, is manic and messy.
‘Daughters’ Review: Finding Joy in the Face of Heartbreak
Impossible to get through with dry eyes, 'Daughters' is a sentimental love letter to the irreplaceable bond between parent and child.
‘Skywalkers: A Love Story’ Review: Feel the Adrenaline Rush
'Skywalkers: A Love Story' is a mesmerizing tour de force guaranteed to give full-body chills to anyone who dares to watch it.
