This documentary exposes the darker side of addiction treatment, giving a shocking look at how profits are prioritized over people.
“Foul Evil Deeds”
Vignettes of everyday pettiness, bad decisions, and low-key cruelty are all delivered with a heavy dose of deadpan dark humor.
“Any Day Now”
Struggles under the weight of too much exposition, unnecessary backstory, and a sluggish pace that makes the whole thing feel way longer than it needs to be.
“Taxi Monamour”
Despite its admirable attempt to capture something intimate and true, the film ultimately lacks the narrative drive.
“Corina”
A charmingly imperfect and deeply endearing character study of a young woman struggling with agoraphobia and self-doubt.
“American Sons”
A sobering and emotional exploration of trauma, brotherhood, and the long road to healing faced by America’s veterans.
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