Invitation to a Suicide is an odd, offbeat indie gem. Loren David Marsh creates a surreal yet poignant tale bolstered by ...

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Anderson plays a veteran showgirl who is forced to plan a new future after her show abruptly closes after 38 years. While the ...

The capsule summary for Lyd by Rami Younis and Sarah Ema Friedland is an intriguing one. It describes itself as a ‘Sci… ...

Double Exposure tackles a sub-genre many of the greats have wrestled with. Photography has repeatedly been shown to be a ...

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The fairy tale short film Margaret the Brave focuses on a moment in the life of a recently divorced professor of mythology ...

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Throughout the 1990s, films like “White Men Can’t Jump” integrated sports betting into their narratives in ways that felt ...

2024 is a year of balance—where blockbusters bring audiences back to theaters with their grandeur and visual effects, indie films remind us of the magic of pure storytelling. Streaming platforms like ...