An over-the-top caper filled with fast-paced violence, colorful characters, blazing originality, and irreverent charm.
“The Battle for Laikipia”
A documentary crafted with a knowing compassion and sincere empathy of a brutal, tough subject with weighty themes of colonialism, conservation, and climate change.
“As We Speak: Rap Music on Trial”
Despite losing focus often, this documentary about the weaponization of rap lyrics in the criminal justice system is compelling.
“Black Box Diaries”
A courageous and infuriating documentary about how victims of sexual violence are consistently stigmatized when they have the courage to come forward.
“The Mother of All Lies”
A deeply intimate and highly personal exercise in dealing with the pain of a family’s silence.
“Little Death”
Surreal, idiosyncratic, and cynical, this film has a vibe that a certain segment of indie audiences are going to adore.
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