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In this absorbing, oft-harrowing documentary, director Sasha Joseph Neulinger revisits the most horrific years of his life.
In this absorbing, oft-harrowing documentary, director Sasha Joseph Neulinger revisits the most horrific years of his life.
This lively documentary centers on two people who seem the least likely to become involved in gay pornography: a married, conservative, heterosexual couple.
This sprawling, meditative documentary boasts strong visuals emphasizing the wonders of the planet.
This reverent documentary centers on an unorthodox veterinary clinic and its staff of mavericks and miracle workers.
A neonoir that could be interpreted as savage and bleak, strangely beautiful, or somewhere in between.
A pair of documentaries featuring very different types of protagonists, settings, and filmic styles share something integral in common: both are portraits of unconventional families.
Three documentaries this year cut especially close to the bone, and are definitely worth seeing as they make their way onto the film festival circuit.
Can the Andes really be as constant and unchanging as they appear from afar, especially given the political upheaval that has occurred in the country lying in their shadows?
