This American indie film is a discomfortingly funny satire of social media obsession and living virtually through online interaction that goes into some dark places.
Michelle Williams stars in Kelly Reichardt’s road movie about a single young woman living off the grid with her dog, just one setback away from disaster.
This tongue-in-cheek tribute to the black exploitation action cinema of the seventies is a dead-on parody of the sloppy filmmaking of the cheapest films of the genre.
The third film from director Jeff Nichols is a story of childhood adventure steeped in the rural culture of life on the Mississippi and the mythology of Huckleberry Finn, but this boy’s adventure is also tangled in the world of adults and family bonds.
Martial arts instructor and inspirational speaker Y.K. Kim created and stars in this slapdash action film that is so bad it became an inadvertent comedy and, decades after its release, was resurrected as a cult movie.
Carpenter’s witty, scruffy little science fiction film is a pulpy alien invasion tale turned into a piece of socio-political commentary that is still relevent and resonant. It’s also a lot of fun.
