Rewind
By Phil Guie May 7, 2020
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.
At what point does an open marriage become problematic?
Talia Balsam’s natural, relatable performance anchors the ebb and flow of a drama centered on a marriage unraveling over a summer of discontent.
Based on the screenwriters’ observations while working at a refugee camp, the drama depicts the perils of seeking asylum in haunting detail.
A timely, easy-to-digest documentary that provides a 101 historical overview on how we got to where we are today.
A surprising alchemy of docudrama and thriller, with elements of a political drama, a heist movie, and a juicy prison break story line.
In last year’s Caméra d’Or winner at Cannes, a young forensic anthropoligist delves into a dark chapter of Guatemala’s long civil war.
This quiet, observational film features Rob Morgan in one of the most powerful performances seen in a long time.
An intimate look at a long-term male relationship—and a gay man’s midlife crisis.