An inspiring story of activism, teenage empowerment, and the value of mentorship when it comes to changing the world.
Category: Sundance
“OBEX”
One of those inventive indie films that feels like a true discovery for any cinephile who appreciates the charm of low-budget, avant-garde cinema.
“Cutting Through Rocks”
While the documentary may not always be the most entertaining, this story of resistance, conviction, and empowerment deserves to be heard.
“East of Wall”
Offers a glimpse into a world where reinvention and healing are possible, even in the most unlikely places.
“Two Women”
Handles the complexity of female sexuality and emotional struggles with such openness and empathy in a funny and engaging way.
“The Things You Kill”
Disturbing yet brutally honest, the film doesn’t shy away from making the audience uncomfortable in its reflection of the cost of escaping from the past.
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