Although the topic of reproductive freedom has been covered before, this documentary still feels like essential viewing.
Although the topic of reproductive freedom has been covered before, this documentary still feels like essential viewing.
An honest documentary about two intelligent, articulate, and outspoken women who have lived their lives without compromise, always staying true to themselves.
A bloody, gory homage to 70s horror flicks that features well-written characters, dry humor, and offers a unique spin on the genre.
A scrappy, spunky feminist sci-fi / horror story that’s a terrific step forward in terms of onscreen representation of Indigenous people. It’s a film that is as entertaining as it is unique.
The film is filled with stunning visuals and is beautifully directed, but its vagueness proves to be more frustrating than philosophical.
This crowd-pleasing documentary speaks about the power music has to bring about peace, unity, and euphoria.