This behind-the-scenes look at the recording of the 1985 hit “We Are the World” isn’t a particularly well made documentary, but it delivers a Gen X dopamine hit like no other.
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“Daughters”
This deeply moving documentary about rehabilitation and forgiveness is an exercise in empathy.
“A Real Pain”
This poignant, sincere film is anchored by well-written characters and a script that’s filled with humor, honesty, and authenticity.
“Àma Gloria”
A quietly reflective film about the relationships that ground us and the importance of family, blood related or not.
“Kidnapping Inc.”
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.
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