Film-Forward

The documentary follows three families in the fallout of two tragedies and one godsend.

The comedy’s title refers to the psychological and emotional state of its characters during a pandemic. (Sounds familiar, doesn’t it?)

Why isn’t this singer-songwriter more well known today? This is the question the documentary sets out to answer.

David Zellner and Nathan Zellner’s latest curiosity treks the four seasons deep in the woods of the Pacific Northwest from the point of a view of a small band of Sasquatches.

At heart, this is a road trip film, a vehicular journey down the semi-ruins of cities and small towns, with occasional stops capturing vignettes of chaos.

An unusual and loving portrait of an imperfect family.

The brainchild of longtime comedian and TV editor Vera Drew, which began as a dare to reedit Todd Phillips’s Joker.

Perhaps one of the year’s most visually distinct films via its unorthodox approach to musical storytelling.

Absurdist filmmaker Quentin Dupieux is back with a film he wrote in six days and filmed in secret.