It’s inspiring watching Oliver describe her work keeping neighbors from getting sick with humility. It’s more inspiring watching Oliver in day-to-day action in the subtle but powerful Sundance 2022 short by directors Rachel DeCruz and Jeremy S. Levine.
Can a movie save women’s reproductive rights? The powerful message igniting The Janes shows what life was like before Roe v. Wade and forecasts what life could be like without Roe v. Wade.
Elizabeth Banks headlines ‘Call Jane,’ an entertaining drama about a ‘60s Chicago outfit providing safe but illegal abortions.
The powerful documentary ‘The Janes’ unites the stories of the women who needed illegal abortions with the heroic female activists who provided them.
Lily McInerny and Jonathan Tucker lift a coming-of-age story into unforgettable drama in ‘Palm Trees and Power Lines.’
Actress and filmmaker Lena Dunham may reference director Luis Bunuel’s 1967 film Belle de Jour in a festival Q&A panel. Still, Sharp Stick is cinematic kin to another Sundance storyteller, Todd Solondz, the director of art-house classics like Happiness and Welcome to the Dollhouse.
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Filmmaker Savita Singh tells a beautiful fable of the mythical shadow bird and a young girl desperate to find it.
