Climate change seems to be taking a backseat. With everything currently going on in the world, this important ecological issue is being overshadowed even while it’s happening. So much so that we’re seeing effects of it in our own country, and nothing is getting done.
Academy Award-winning independent filmmaker Sean Baker will be releasing a new short film starring Michelle Yeoh next year as part of his residency at self-portrait, a fashion house in London.
Take it easy. Chill out. Relax. You get told a lot of things throughout your life. Day to day, you go by worrying about what you do in the present and if you’ll even get a chance at the future you want. The stress sometimes gets too much to bear. At one point, you stop and ask yourself the question: am I taking myself too seriously?
Emphasis on the “night”. Directed by Ryan Prows, Night Patrol makes for an entertaining mix of horror thrills and commentary on police.
Over twenty-five years later, the impact of the 1999 protests of the World Trade Organization can still be felt today. Director Ian Bell puts archived footage together in WTO/99 to link these feelings of distrust, dissatisfaction and disappointment from the Battle of Seattle to how we interact with politics in the modern day.
HBO’s Music Box documentary series from Bill Simmons continues, and the next installment covers the legendary life of the late Jeff Buckley in It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley directed by Amy Berg..
Some might say that the Christmas season is just starting to begin, but for the families in the documentary The Merchants of Joy directed by Celia Aniskovich, it begins way earlier than expected.
Where Diary of a Wimpy Kid showed us Greg Heffley working his way up the middle school social ladder, The Plague turns this innocuous experience of adolescent mingling into a psychological horror.
Telling a story of navigating grief through training a goshawk seems unconventional. H Is For Hawk pierces through this unconventionality and delivers a compelling film adaptation of the best-selling memoir of the same name.
A new storytelling ambition aims to etch its mark in the annals of fantasy in 100 Nights of Hero directed by Julia Jackman, and starring Emma Corrin, Nicholas Galitzine, Maika Monroe, Amir El-Masry, Charli XCX, Richard E. Grant and Felicity Jones.