Alright, children. Gather ‘round. I’ll tell you a tale. Long ago in a galaxy far, far away, a franchise stole our hearts (and our money). This was a time before Instagram and TikTok changed the way we complain about… er… engage pop culture. Streaming services didn’t...
Directed by Hamoody Jaafar, Rouge steps behind the walls of River Rouge high school and into the world of competitive high school basketball. With a legacy of 14 state championships, River Rouge is hungry for another and Rouge follows its current...
Jeanne Du Barry tells the story of Jeanne Becu (Maiwenn), the illegitimate daughter of an impoverished seamstress in the mid-18th Century. Although her life was filled with struggle, she is a woman fueled by passion. As such, she rises through the Court of...
Welcome back to movie magic. It’s been an up-and-down year so far at the box office for any number of reasons. (Most likely, last year’s strike held back production of upcoming blockbusters, leading to a ‘sparse’ spring for new releases.) But The Fall...
Directed by Tova Krentzman, Fire Tower brings the viewer 100 feet above the boreal forest into American lookout towers. Tasked with detecting wildfires before they cause too much damage, these reclusive servants maintain a solitary vigil as they stand quietly against...
Directed by Aeyliya Husain and Amie Williams, An Unfinished Journey follows four Afghan women of position and influence – Nilofar Moradi, Homiara Ayubi, Zefnoon Safi and Nargis Nehan – who are forced to flee their home country when the Taliban take...
Directed by Alfredo Pourailly de la Plaza, The Fabulous Gold Harvesting Machine follows Toto, an aging father who spends his days immersed in the water and muck of the Chilian caves as he attempts to harvest gold. Having done so for over 40 years, the...
Directed by Neil Diamond and Catherine Bainbridge, Red Fever is a stunning look at the world’s historical fascination with Indigenous Peoples. Traveling across the Atlantic, Diamond follows the lines between modern day fashion, sports, agricultural practices...
Directed by Pamela Hogan, The Day Iceland Stood Still follows the impact of October 24th, 1975 when 90% of Iceland’s women Faced with unequal pay and a general lack of respect, the women’s work stoppage created shockwaves throughout the country. Suddenly,...