MAKING TROUBLE profiles six Jewish female comedians who struggled and sacrificed for their fame. With wonderful interviews, performances and archival footage, Director Rachel Talbot revisits the careers More...

In this compelling and original reverse-romance, two twenty-somethings decide to become reacquainted the day after they meet at a party and have an uncomfortable one-night stand. As they ride bicycles More...

The relationship of the common man to the dream of celebrity is the ostensible focus of Harmony Korine's latest film MISTER LONELY, but the deeper issue personal happiness is at the heart of this strange More...

In one of the most stunning independent film achievements of the year, director Azazel Jacobs (THE GOODTIMES KID) confronts the inexplicable desire of a grown man to return to live among his aging parents. More...

A fantastic re-imagining of the life of the Mongolian conqueror Ghengis Khan is the subject of MONGOL, a sweeping epic from Sergei Bodrov. After a rival clan murders his father, Temudjin (Tadanobu Asano) More...

One of the true jewels of the year in cinema, Lee Isaac Chung's critically acclaimed MUNYURANGABO is independent filmmaking at its very finest. A buddy movie directed by an American and set in Rwanda, More...

The third film in Yulie Cohen Gerstel's autobiographical trilogy about her life in Israel, MY BROTHER describes the director's attempts to reconnect with her Orthodox Jewish brother, who she hasn't spoken More...

In her hilarious and true to life portrait of a broken friendship, sophomore director Lynn Shelton deftly points a finger at the pitfalls that can befall platonic relationships between men. When hapless More...