Max Richter’s Sleep

Trapped in the aftermath of depression. This fugue turns into debauchery to find happiness only to discover that achieving joy is much more complicated than he initially presumed. CATEGORY Shorts Programs COUNTRY U.S.A. RUN TIME 14 min WEBSITE https://www.chester.nyc/ EMAIL [email protected] PHONE (914) 258-3947 Credits Directors Elegance Bratton Jovan James Screenwriters Elegance Bratton Jovan James Producer Chester Algernal Gordon Co-Producer Valerie […]

From the heartbreaking documentary on the “King of Pop” to Awkwafina’s amazing breakthrough, we are enlisting best Sundance movies from the Utah Movie Festival 2019. We came, we saw and we watching a truckload of movies. Technically speaking, this has been our habit since last many years every time we head over to Park City, […]

Agnes Gund – collector and philanthropist – sold her precious painting for $165 million to aid a criminal-justice form. The power of art necessitating urgent social change reverberated with a rallying cry that gave birth to the Art for Justice Fund. Aggie helps women who have defied common norms to disrupt and dilate the status […]

Francis Alÿs has adopted this unique idea of telling the story of history itself through children. This film captures the history of Iraq from the Sykes-Picot agreement in 1916 to the Islamic State’s influence of terror in 2016. These children, who have only seen war and destruction, do not know about a country named Iraq. […]

This feature is an eye-opening depiction of our conditioned gender-specific anxieties. Trans director, Sam Feder, reveals how notable trans leaders like Lilly Wachowski, Laverne Cox and Yance Ford resisted gender stereotypes at Hollywood. Movies like the L word and Boys Don’t Cry have screened a demeaning history that has evolved with humor and complexity but […]