A quiet, reflective documentary about memory, loss, and the strange ways ordinary people become connected by extraordinary events.
A quiet, reflective documentary about memory, loss, and the strange ways ordinary people become connected by extraordinary events.
Sharp writing and authentic performances ground this relationship drama about how the pursuit of money and security can strain even our closest relationships.
Messy and uneven, the film still delivers enough lively musical numbers, winning performances, and goofy energy to make it an entertaining romp.
A remarkable time capsule that brings the Harlem Renaissance to life through candid, fascinating stories from the legends who lived it.
This documentary seems designed more to rehabilitate Deen’s public image than to honestly examine the scandal that ended her career.
Funny, energetic, and bittersweet, it’s the music that gives this strange story its most authentic spark.