Covers a lot of ground and can feel overwhelming, but there’s never been another documentary that examines all things period-related as well as (or as entertaining) as this.
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“The Starling Girl”
The film doesn’t shy away from its criticism of Christianity, a religion that’s clearly detrimental to the lead character’s well-being.
“Food and Country”
This preachy documentary is dry and educational to a fault, and the heavy use of Zoom footage gives it a disconnected feel overall.
“Fremont”
Perfectly cast, beautifully written, acted, shot, and edited, this quiet and thoughtful film is a rare gem of indie cinema.
“Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie”
A bittersweet and inspiring story of a bright light and his life well-lived.
“Plan C”
Although the topic of reproductive freedom has been covered before, this documentary still feels like essential viewing.
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