Action films can be epic, dramatic, genre-defying, and artistic. They can be star vehicles, choreography showcases, or throwbacks. Some are meant for the widest possible consumption, with edges shaved off or thematic
Action films can be epic, dramatic, genre-defying, and artistic. They can be star vehicles, choreography showcases, or throwbacks. Some are meant for the widest possible consumption, with edges shaved off or thematic
This film offers a dark lesson on the importance of respecting the natural world and the consequences of falling prey to greed.
Stacey Gregg's feature debut is a meticulously constructed ghost story of memory and loss.
This SXSW movie is an unexplored history of abortion, womanhood and growing up far too swiftly.
Leah Purcell twists a classic story of survival on the Australian landscape into a tale of identity and feminism.
This documentary of the history of folk horror is encyclopedic and academic, and casts a rapturous spell on viewers hungry for knowledge.
'Language Lessons' combines empathy and honesty that results in a unique pandemic film.
'Ninjababy' is a razor-sharp story of an unwilling young pregnant woman.
In 'Potato Dreams of America', a director explores his own fraught past, resulting in a brightly colored dark comedy.
In SXSW movie 'See You Then', intimate discussions result in conversations of gender, femininity, and regrets.