This emotionally honest and richly archival portrait brings long overdue recognition to a quietly influential musician whose impact has been hiding in plain sight.
“My NDA”
A rage-inducing gut punch, this is an urgent, eye-opening documentary that fearlessly confronts power, control, and justice.
“Grind”
This clever, bloody, darkly funny takedown of workplace misery turns the daily job you hate into pure horror (and it hits way too close to home).
“The Life We Leave”
A fascinating look at the emerging world of human composting that explores how our evolving attitudes toward death, legacy, and remembrance may reshape the way we say goodbye.
“Sinner Supper Club”
Scrappy, weird, occasionally chaotic, but also funny and surprisingly charming, this is the kind of small indie where just spending time with the characters ends up being the whole point.
“I Got Bombed at Harvey’s”
A bizarre, gripping, and unexpectedly personal true crime documentary.
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