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The Departure

By Filipe Freitas | February 2018

The Departure is a potent documentary about a former rebellious rocker turned Zen priest who spends his days helping depressed people on…

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The Departure is a potent documentary about a former rebellious rocker turned Zen priest who spends his days helping depressed people on the verge of...

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"Driving While Black," Or "DWB," isn't a new term to any Black person living in America. It's a systemic problem that we (yes, I too am Black) have had to...

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The history of low budget b-movie genre fare is the history of cinema itself. Since George Melies created the first sci-fi and fantasy movies, there have...

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In David Heinz’s American Folk Elliot (Joe Purdy) and Joni (Amber Rubarth) are flying from LAX to New York when the plane turns back to L.A. where they...

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After being whisked away to Los Angeles by a handsome Hollywood star, Katie is left alone in his apartment, where strange and scary things begin to happen....

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The end of the world has rarely looked as lovely as it does in Reed Morano’s I Think We’re Alone Now, an elegant fugue state of a film starring Peter...

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Quest is the underdog story of a director with no filmmaking experience. Director Santiago Rizzo tells his own story of childhood abuse, addiction to...

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Around the world, the Swarovski’s Waterschool has been educating young people on the practice and virtues of water conservation. Waterschool is a...

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On Her Shoulders is a harrowing look into the life of Yazidi refugees and their initially reluctant, but indisputably strong and powerful activist leader,...

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Haunting and uncompromising, Jennifer Fox’s The Tale runs the gamut of uncomfortable and devastating to necessary and cathartic. Her steadfast writing...

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