Film Review: John Lewis: Good Trouble (2020)
A beautiful portrait of Civil Rights Activist turned Congressman. John Lewis: Good Trouble is the type of Documentary that is vitalContinue Reading
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A beautiful portrait of Civil Rights Activist turned Congressman. John Lewis: Good Trouble is the type of Documentary that is vitalContinue Reading
Neon has continued their streak with surprising Documentaries with Benjamin Ree’s The Painter and the Thief. An empathetic portrait ofContinue Reading
Neon has another winner on its hands with Spaceship Earth. Adam takes a look at the film that will reengage you withContinue Reading
Director Karen Bernstein imbues this documentary with empathy and understanding of one Man/Woman/Man’s journey to find themselves. I’m Gonna Make YouContinue Reading
Adam and Scott begin their journey with this fascinating Documentary Series on Cult Films. They begin to shed a lightContinue Reading
Director Matt Riddlehoover shines a light on a Johnny Cash’s oft-forgotten first wife. The results are a documentary that isContinue Reading
Documentary Chronicles Efforts of Modern Day “Underground Railroad” Saving LGBT+ Citizens From Genocidal Purge There’s a moment in Welcome toContinue Reading
Like Marie, Adam has taken a look back at the decade that was 2010 – 2019 and found that theContinue Reading
Marie doesn’t care if everyone’s doing it – she’s not going to be left out. Her films of the decadeContinue Reading
Yet another documentary about a fashion designer hits the screens, this time as part of DOC NYC – but theContinue Reading









