A documentary born from the social media generation, this analysis of director David Lynch’s obsession with “The Wizard of Oz” feels more like a YouTube video than a feature length film.
A documentary born from the social media generation, this analysis of director David Lynch’s obsession with “The Wizard of Oz” feels more like a YouTube video than a feature length film.
A gritty action film that has inspired fight scenes that are thrilling, but is eventually sabotaged by an overly complicated plot.
An exciting, original piece of cinema that boldly defies categorization. It’s part fantasy, relationship drama, dark comedy, superhero film, and feminist manifesto.
A thoughtful, sophisticated, abstract meditation on life, death, and survivor’s guilt.
Gonzo animation is a love-it-or-leave-it genre, but fans of absurd cinema will want to check out this eclectic film from Estonia.
A small-scale thriller with meaning, the film continues the welcome trend of women telling stories about women in a genre that could be called ‘female-empowerment horror.’