Life After Flash
A documentary that is a love letter to a forgotten film, the people that made it, the people that love it, and the man who embodied it.
A documentary that is a love letter to a forgotten film, the people that made it, the people that love it, and the man who embodied it.
Distinctly odd and way out of the mainstream. If you are on its wavelength, it’s cinematic gold. If not, you simply don’t know what the hell you’re watching.
A fascinating film with a few minor flaws and some narrative overstatements, with a cipher at its center.
A well-made, compassionate film with a compelling lead performance.
After a rough beginning, what follows is a lovely character study of a lonely woman who hesitantly steps out into the world.
The film asks, what it is like to be black while partying with a bunch of rambunctious, slightly nerdy, but definitely drunk white dudes?
The true story of Donald Crowhurst (Colin Firth), an amateur sailboat enthusiast who enters a contest to sail around the world using a sailboat of his own design.
An enigmatic, intriguing, and dark fairy tale that goes deep into the dark woods.
A solid Coen brothers outing with some exceptional moments and their most mature 30 minutes yet.