An ambitious, challenging documentary about the origins of racist ideas and sentiment, this film feels like it should be required viewing for everyone.
Category: Festival Coverage
“Biosphere”
Funny, horrific, and filled with jaw-dropping, “WTF!?” moments, this boundary-pushing film is guaranteed to get you talking — a lot.
“American Fiction”
Provocative, challenging, and full of biting satire, this is a quality film: but it also feels like one that people will pretend to like a whole lot more than they actually do.
“The Teachers’ Lounge”
An emotionally incendiary story of accusations, paranoia, diversity, and identity, this is one pressure cooker of a film.
“Rustin”
I loved the subject matter but was left disappointed with the storytelling. Instead of watching this one, just pick up a history book.
“His Three Daughters”
A profound piece of cinema that captures a raw, authentic portrait of anticipatory grief while hitting all of its heavy emotional targets.
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