Themes of diversity, race, and womanhood power filmmaker Rebecca Hall’s Jazz Age drama ‘Passing.’
‘Passing’ filmmaker Rebecca Hall embraces black-and-white photography and Jazz Age details for a powerful tale of diversity, race, and womanhood.
Category: Film
Oscar Isaac transforms a somber gambler into an unlikely hero in the compelling revenge drama ‘The Card Counter.’
Schrader leads an impressive acting ensemble, including Oscar Isaac, Tiffany Haddish, Tye Sheridan, and Willem Dafoe in the gambling drama and revenge thriller The Card Counter.
Themes of justice, politics, and prison reform lift the documentary “The First Step,” about the struggle to pass the 2018 prison reform law.
Filmmaker Brandon Kramer tells an inspiring story of cable news commentator Van Jones fighting for prison reform in the documentary “The First Step.”
This Week in Cinemas May 12, 2021.
Looking for an After Coronavirus reset? Watch comic Jessica Watkins walk across America in the documentary “SPECIALish.”
Looking for an After Coronavirus reset? Watch comic Jessica Watkins walk across America in the documentary “SPECIALish.”
Musician and filmmaker Dave Grohl tells stories about Rock bands on the road in the lively documentary “What Drives Us.”
Fun music doc “What Drives Us”’ pairs Dave Grohl and fellow Rock stars for stories about their first tours.
This Week In Cinemas April 25, 2021.
“Crip Camp” transports audiences to the early ’70s summer camp that ignited disability rights.
Meet the heroes empowering international disability rights in the Oscar-nominated documentary “Crip Camp.”
This Week in Cinemas April 18, 2021.
. An audience favorite at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival, “Street Gang: How To Get to Sesame,” looks to welcome indie film audiences back to art-house cinemas.
This Week in Cinemas: Coded Bias debuts on Netflix.
“Coded Bias” filmmaker Shalini Kantayya dives into the social justice challenges surrounding facial recognition technology with her compelling tech documentary.