Review: ‘How to Let Go of the World (and Love All the Things Climate Can’t Change)’
Josh Fox brings a sly approach to climate change with How to Let Go of the World (and Love All the Things Climate Can’t Change)
Review: ‘City 40’
City 40 reveals the extremes a totalitarian state will go to in its will to cover up inconvenient truths and ignore the well being of citizens.
Review: ‘LoveTrue’
Frustration, humiliation, and anger haunt the people in Alma Har'el's Love True, executive produced by Shia LaBoeuf.
Review: ‘The Seer’
The Seer: A Portrait of Wendell Berry by Laura Dunn and Jef Sewell is a hopeful glimpse in to what the future of farming could be.
Review: ‘Diving Into the Unknown’
You’re unlikely to find a more harrowing documentary this year than Diving Into The Unknown.
Review: ‘The Sex Temple’
An amiable Swedish film about amiable people, The Sex Temple is a let’s-put-on-a-show movie that ends in disappointment.
Review: ‘How to Prepare for Prison’
In Matt Gallagher's How to Prepare for Prison, people mentally ready themselves for going to jail, even when they haven't committed a crime.
Review: ‘Holy Hell’
Despite the flaws in Holy Hell, the documentary's subject matter is so intoxicating, the footage unique and the characters so fascinating.
Review: ‘Tempest Storm’
Tempest Storm is a portrait of a woman who has lived in a bubble of flash and eternal youth facing the consequences of her choices
Review: ‘Strike a Pose’
The dancers of Madonna: Truth or Dare come back in fashion in Ester Gould and Reijer Zwaan's empowering portrait.