Barbara Loden directed one film in her life, The actress also wrote and starred in this 1970 movie about a woman adrift in a gritty industrial American landscape.

A father and daughter form a band in hipster Brooklyn (where else?).

A poignant film bolstered by Jay Duplass’s and Edie Falco’s powerful performances.

Set in a certain sphere of New York romantic comedies and starring Zosia Mamet.

A film that questions monogamy, accompanied by iconic shots of the Manhattan skyline and set in gentrified Brooklyn.

A highly kaleidoscopic twist in a well-worn genre of filmmaking.

A heartfelt yet somewhat hallow, backstage snippet on the final days of the Obama presidency.

A deeply informative documentary, which doubles as a fast-paced investigative thriller.

A contemporary twist on Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.