Huesera: The Bone Woman
Director Michelle Garza Cervera deftly examines motherhood and identity while creating a solid horror flick that is grounded and punctuated with moments of hallucinatory terror.
Director Michelle Garza Cervera deftly examines motherhood and identity while creating a solid horror flick that is grounded and punctuated with moments of hallucinatory terror.
A newborn crashes into its mother's well-constructed world, and the new parent goes from sleep-deprived and exhausted to something darker.
Funny, tender, and surprising, this debut by Filipino writer/director Martika Ramirez Escobar is the definition of brimming with life.
A ruthless, barbed-wire black comedy and social satire with razor sharp performances.
A heartbreaking, resonant coming-of-age film about a 14-year-old boy and his newfound, problematic father figure.
A breathless reminiscence and recollection of the Brooklyn music scene in the early aughts.
Ana Lily Amirpour has given us is a valentine to the downtrodden. It’s like a Tom Waits tune covered by Duran Duran, and a delight.
An inspiring documentary on the redeeming and life-affirming qualities inherent in creating art, but infuriating too.