A bold and uncomfortable exploration of unresolved grief that doesn’t quite know how far it wants to go.
A bold and uncomfortable exploration of unresolved grief that doesn’t quite know how far it wants to go.
A well made and deeply reported First Amendment documentary that’s smart enough to trust its audience.
A music documentary needs more than access and vibes, and this one never finds anything deeper to say.
This is exactly the kind of film most viewers will fairly dismiss as being too artsy and vague. It’ll test your patience long before the halfway mark.
Through its look at radical politics and privileged elites, the documentary asks a thorny question: how do you dismantle a system you’re profiting from?
This elegant and thought-provoking meditation on resilience, coexistence, and responsibility is gorgeous, powerful, and heartbreaking all at once.