Binti

Max Richter is known as one of the most influential composers of his generation. His style, which is a combination of classical traditions and minimalist electronica, is what makes him the favorite of a wider audience. In 2015, he released an eight hours opus Sleep that fuses piano and strings with slight electronic touches and […]

Deb is terrified of getting a surprise trip from her daughter. Molly is a drug addict who has repeatedly lied and stolen from the family. Deb’s refusal to give her another chance fades when she sees the child in her. Rodrigo Garcia excels in depicting empathetic characters. In this tensing story of hope and codependency, […]

The regulars at Roaring 20s stand as a community at their beloved dive bar in Las Vegas as they face an uncertain future. This doc is a mosaic that portrays disparate lives in a failed society. All disillusioned and reeling while their ship goes down.  Filmmakers Bill and Turner show a tiny world falling to […]

This cult-classical features Ana – a scarred scalp survivor from a perm relaxer perm. Situated in 1989 LA, Ana’s worst fears of her boss being replaced by a supermodel clashes her dreams of being the next-on-air star. Zora, her new boss, warns Ana to get rid of her nappy look so she gets a weave […]

Sundance Film Festival 2021’s January event releases its Documentary premiere lineup. It contains 13 documentaries scheduled for a world premiere that will highlight far reaching subjects directed by well known filmmakers. Previous films in this category include The Hunting Ground, Ask Dr.Ruth, RBG and An Inconvenient Sequel. Documentary Premieres in Sundance Festival 2021 Aggie Country: […]