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.
Category: Festival Coverage
“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.
“One Another”
A deeply intimate portrait of friendship at different life stages.
“Paradise Records”
A chaotic, crude, and undeniably funny late-night kind of movie that’s made for laughing, cringing, and quoting with friends.
“Carousel”
A modest (and miscast) indie drama that gives a thoughtful and realistic portrait of connection and loneliness.
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