Filmmaker Jack Serra uses one woman's grief as a vehicle for self-discovery.

A dystopian, 'Black Mirror'-inspired look at what artificial intelligence's future might look like.

If you're a fan of Celine Song's 'Past Lives' or Yasujirō Ozu's 'Tokyo Story,' you'll love 'One Night in Tokyo.'

This coming-of-age rom-com does a savory job balancing the comedy with authentic moments of enlightenment.

Shot in a gritty black and white aesthetic that emulates 16mm film, 'The Return to Why' is a lo-fi and spirited short.

Filmmaker David Kobzantsev captures a feeling of free-spirited nostalgia in his directorial debut.

For adults' eyes only, this film tells the story of a struggling couple tormented by a nightmarish inflictor of pain.

Acclaimed music video director Emil Nava expands on his stylistic tendencies in his debut feature.

Delivers its foreboding message of darkly creative anxiety through easily digestible genre tropes, but with a twist.

The fight for immortality descends into mayhem and murder in this crime thriller.

Filmmaker David Campion captures the messy spirit of young adulthood in this British indie film.

'Raquel's Legacy' is fiction, but the story it tells is one of an unfortunate reality.

A fractured family may have their problems, but 'Good Side of Bad' proves that nothing is too difficult with loved ones by your side.

Oscar-winning actress and inclusivity icon Marlee Matlin shares her story in her own words.

In a similar spirit to 'Searching for Sugar Man,' director Fran Guijarro's doc is an evocative story of being seen.