Aulcie, a documentary on the incredible story of Aulcie Perry, an African American basketball player who lead Israel’s Maccabi basketball team to the 1977 European championship will open at Laemmle Theaters in Los Angeles on November 12 in at JCC Manhattan in New York City on November 16, and will be available virtually.
Showtime released the official trailer for the award-winning feature documentary Cusp, from first-time feature-film directors Parker Hill and Isabel Bethencourt, premiering Friday, November 26 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
Here is the first look teaser for Cat Daddies, Mye Hoang’s documentary on the unlikely bond between man and cat, premiering at the 2021 Dallas International Film Festival.
Los Angeles native and music producer Stephen DeBro trades mic for camera, aiming for a knockout in his debut film, 18th & Grand: The Olympic Auditorium Story, the epic story of a cathedral of violence and the remarkable woman who ran it. For eighty years, boxing, wrestling, roller derby and punk rock rattled the concrete walls of the Olympic Auditorium, reverberating far beyond its downtown LA location, sending shockwaves across the world.
Fatima Shaik, an African-American author (Economy Hall) from New Orleans, and whose family has lived in Louisiana for four generations, embarks upon an unlikely quest from The Big Easy to a part of India where no African-American (or American) has ever gone. Her search for the past is fraught with uncertainty as she looks for her late grandfather Shaik Mohamed Musa’s descendants, land he claimed to own and the truth behind the stories she grew up with. Her incredible journey is told in award-winning filmmaker Kavery Kaul’s (Cuban Canvas, Long Way From Home) new feature documentary The Bengali.
The green band and red band trailers are here for The Spine of Night, the fantasy animation horror film starring Richard E. Grant, Lucy Lawless, Patton Oswalt, Betty Gabriel and Joe Manganiello.
Gravitas Ventures released the official trailer for The Shuroo Process, the indie comedy drama directed by Emrhys Cooper opening in theaters and on demand on November 24, 2021.
The Romanian drama Uppercase Print by Radu Jude – winner of the 2021 Golden Bear for Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn – will open at the Metrograph in NYC on November 10, and at Laemmle Royal in LA on November 19. The film tells the true story of high school student Mugur Călinescu who was arrested in the early 1980s by Romania’s secret police agency for graffiti criticizing the regime of communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. Radu Jude also directed critically acclaimed Aferim! and “I Do Not Care If We Go Down In History As Barbarians.”
Vertical released the official trailer for Heart of Champions, the sports drama film starring Michael Shannon, Alexander Ludwig, Charles Melton, Alex MacNicoll, Ash Santos with Lilly Krug and David James Elliott. Directed by Michael Mailer, Heart of Champions opens in select theaters on October 29th.
The new official trailer debuted for No Future, the indie drama directed by Mark Smoot and Andrew Irvine that premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. The film starring Catherine Keener, Charlie Heaton, Rosa Salazar, Jackie Earle Haley, Austin Amelio, and Jefferson White opens nationwide on Friday, October 22nd, 2021.
Netflix released the official trailer for Found, Amanda Lipitz’s documentary that follows the story of three American teenage girls, adopted from China, who discover they are blood-related cousins. Found premieres on Netflix October 20th, 2021.
HBO Max released the official trailer for their new original two-part documentary series, What Happened, Brittany Murphy?, debuting on Thursday, October 14 on HBO Max. Directed by Cynthia Hill (Private Violence), the documentary is described as an intimate, in-depth character portrait of actress Brittany Murphy, going beyond the headlines to explore the mysterious circumstances surrounding her tragic death at 32 years old.