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Prime Time is set on the last day of 1999, near the end of the pre-online era, leading 20-year old Sebastian to hijack a TV broadcast.
Delving into a hard subject with bold aesthetics and morbid curiosity, Censor explores gore and consciousness with unsettling ease.
Ultimately, Notturno barely passes for a documentary and is mostly a seemingly random bundle of scenes from a depressing Middle East region sewn together.
When it comes to stories of courage and exploring our fantastical world, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better film than Playing With Sharks.
A Netflix Original, Finding ‘Ohana is directed by Jude Weng and written by Christina Strain and blends treasure hunting and culture.
Palmer, written by Cheryl Guerriero and directed by Fisher Stevens, offers up a wholesome and emotional look at found family.
Netflix’s newest biopic Penguin Bloom is based on the life of Samantha Bloom and the book written about her and her family.
Small runtimes don’t make the films any less grand and Doublespeak is a perfect example of how large storytelling comes in small packages.
In #LIKE, written and directed by Sarah Pirozek, we watch as a teen takes matters into her own hands, moving to vigilantism to get justice.
Locked Down is quintessential quarantine content showing off Anne Hathaway and Chiwetel Ejiofor’s romantic comedy chops on HBO Max
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The Secret Woman follows when an amnesiac woman’s previous life catches up with her. She is drawn into a mystery that never fully comes together.
Forgotten Island is a rich cultural celebration with an important message about the importance of building memories through relationship.
All Wishes Come True! is a fun reimagining of classic legendary characters who come by their immortality by just themselves.