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Maestra Puts Women Conductors on the Pedestal Where They Belong
Contreras makes use of every nook and cranny in order for audiences to grasp the intimacy of its subjects with a nuanced precision point of view only a woman female…
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MoviePass/Movie Crash is Cautionary Tale on Investing in Entertainment
Not one to be defeated, after watching his money literally get flushed down the toilet, Spikes took a page from Steve Jobs and Michael Dell, who lost companies they founded…
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JIm Henson The Idea Man was More Than a Puppet Genius – He Was Family
Watching this doc is like talking stroll through the best childhood memories ever, while embarking on a journey with a man whose tenderness and space for creativity makes his loss…
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For Love & Life: No Ordinary Campaign Spotlight Tenacity in Fight for ALS
Beyond inspiring, this duo's sheer existence is a constant reminder to never take our lives for granted nor be complacent when one can always fight, which is single-handedly the beauty…
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The Beach Boys is Fun, Fun, Fun Nostaglic Look Into Music History
One of the great things about Marshall's doc is that it never pulls away from the tense and uncomfortable aforementioned subject nor shy away from speaking on Brian's drug use…
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Beatles: Let It Be Revisits Historic Session with the Fab Four
Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s original 1970 film about The Beatles, which has been meticulously restored by Peter Jackson, is the first time the film is available in over 50 years. Originally…
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Black Twitter Documents Social Media History with Vervor and Comedy
With Black Twitter, Jason Parham is insuring that this is one time our contributions are not acknowledged, but put in writing and on celluloid for posterity for generations to come.
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Jerry Seinfeld’s Unfrosted is Comical Yet Odd
Jerry Seinfeld in his directorial debut does a great job, but his script doesn't really gel until the film picks up steam midway through. Now streaming on Netflix, Unfrosted is…
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Orlando Bloom Stops Hearts Going To The Edge
As a practicing Buddhist, this docuseries really struck a chord. In chanting Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo, we believe our karma can be changed while taking on and overcoming obstacles to obtain ultimate happiness.…
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Who Rules the World? Teenage Girls Set is Ablaze in Girls State
Watching young women like Emily, Tocha, Nisha, Faith and Cecilia come together under these conditions with varying political opinions and views of the aforementioned issues was quite enlightening to witness. …
