Of Fathers and Sons
Posing as a war photographer, filmmaker Talal Derki travels deep into a Jihadist enclave in northern Syria.
Posing as a war photographer, filmmaker Talal Derki travels deep into a Jihadist enclave in northern Syria.
An unsettling and cerebral genre mishmash of documentary, found footage, fantasy, and family drama.
A catch-up exposé on what’s been going on in the Democratic Republic of the Congo for the past 20 years, and the catch-up is horrifying indeed.
Actors Ben Foster and Thomasin McKenzie have a bond so achingly real that expositional dialogue seems almost superfluous.
A gorgeous and intellectual tour of the world’s most curious scientific endeavors.
Part-fiction, part-documentary, In the Last Days of the City captures beautifully and powerfully the ebb and flow of a city mired by constant political struggle and uncertainty.
A working-class town’s relentless legal battle against the state government’s use of eminent domain, anchored by a powerfully subdued Catherine Keener.
A poignant film bolstered by Jay Duplass’s and Edie Falco’s powerful performances.
Wes Anderson's new and visually stunning escapade, flavored by the Japanese cinema of the Kurosawa and Miyazaki persuasion.