Watch 2021 Oscar-nominated documentaries, including ‘The Mole Agent.’
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“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.
This Week in Cinemas: Shiva Baby debuts April 2, 2021, in cinemas and TVOD
Filmmaker Emma Seligman continues to receive festival praise from Outfest to SXSW for her “coming-of-age classic” comedy “Shiva Baby,” about a soon-to-be college graduate running into an ex-girlfriend and her secret sugar daddy at a family shiva.
This Week in Cinemas: Afrofuturism: Blackness Revisualized Film Festival Launches March 26, 2021.
The online 2021 SXSW Festival is a wrap, but there are new film festivals available for streaming.
Watching ‘Wonder Woman’ Gal Gadot Break the Superhero Glass Ceiling
Gadot and director/co-writer Patty Jenkins push away from comic book traditions of superheroines as sexy pin-ups with a Wonder Woman who’s athletic, empathetic, smart, and strong.
Pause Your Therapy App. Dive into the Tech Thriller Algorithm: Bliss
Laughter. Screams. Cover-your-eyes thrills. Who needs a therapy app when the cult horror Algorithm: Bliss lands on your sofa.
Filmmaker Alice Wu returns with ‘The Half of It,’ a funny and heartfelt teen drama from the Tribeca Film Festival
Tweet Filmmaker Alice Wu delivers a standout sophomore with The Half of It, a heartfelt teen drama There are pre-Corona trends that have been accelerated by the spread of COVID-19. One of these trends is the growing number of moviegoers…
This Week in Virtual Cinemas: Sergio
Filmmaker Greg Barker offers audiences two choices for experiencing the story of Sergio Vieira de Mello, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights.