Oscilloscope Laboratories released the insane, uncensored theatrical trailer for Relaxer directed by Joel Potrykus, starring Joshua Burge and David Dastmalchian.
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Oscilloscope Laboratories released the insane, uncensored theatrical trailer for Relaxer directed by Joel Potrykus, starring Joshua Burge and David Dastmalchian.
After successfully suing Sony over their attempts to stop the movie from being released, the indie film Flay has not only won the case but set a release date for the title and release the first trailer
In THE BURIAL OF KOJO filmmaker Blitz Bazawule weaves African mythology and social political issues into a stunning tapestry punctuated by both drama and dreams.
Never before released in the US, Franco Rosso’s BABYLON follows a young reggae DJ in Thatcher-era Brixton as he pursues his musical ambitions, while battling fiercely against the racism and xenophobia.
Gunpowder & Sky released the official trailer for Her Smell starring Elisabeth Moss as Becky Something, a ’90s rock superstar.
A24 released the first trailer for the Sundance Grand Jury Prize Winner, The Souvenir, a mysterious and mesmerizing chronicle of first love from acclaimed filmmaker Joanna Hogg.
Sophie Lorain edgy hilarious comedy Slut in a Good Way, from the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival released a new raunchy clip.
The inspirational, star-studded drama We Are Boats follows a young woman, Francesca (beautifully portrayed by “Westworld” alum Angela Sarafyan) as she navigates through the living world.
Native Son, directed by first-time director and renowned visual artist Rashid Johnson, that world premiered at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival, will debut April 6 on HBO.
The first trailer is released for the upcoming cosmic horror Starfish, featuring a dazzling lead performance from Virginia Gardner.
The award-winning, satiric comic fantasy “2050” starring Dean Cain, will kick off its theatrical release, beginning on Valentine’s Day.
Matthew Broderick stars in the indie film To Dust as Albert, a community college biology professor, who embarks on an unlikely friendship with an Hasidic cantor, distraught by his wife’s death.