Sour Grapes | DOC NYC
By Phil Guie November 13, 2016
A look back at a time when wine was as much for speculation and criminal activity as for drinking.
A look back at a time when wine was as much for speculation and criminal activity as for drinking.
Four varied stories of transgender people screening at the annual documentary film festival.
The tunesmith and record producer’s crowded, busy life and underappreciated 1960s musical legacy form the subject of this tribute.
Writer/director Kleber Mendonça Filho’s highly observant film follows Sonia Braga in a tour de force performance.
An absorbing and fascinating historical tour of the not-so-distant past that also doubles as a candid personal exploration.
With clarity and focus, Ava DuVernay traces a history of inequality that has resulted in the United States having the highest incarceration rate in the world.
Is this a new direction for Pedro Almodóvar, who has made excess the hallmark of his long career?
Chilean director Pablo Larraín turns a standard biopic inside out in this stylish thriller with a literary bent.
Two films to discover at the 54th New York Film Festival: The Rehearsal, with one of the best ensembles in the program, and the animated teen meltdown My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea.