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Esiri brothers Arie and Chuko transposes Mrs. Dalloway’s timeless story to contemporary Nigeria in this fiery reimagining of the Virginia Woolf classic, starring a luminous, profoundly melancholic Sophie Okonedo as the eponymous Lagos society woman.
An unforgettable study of identity, family, and generational remorse, the stunning Fatherland traces the relationship between renowned writer Thomas Mann and his accomplished actress-writer daughter Erika amidst the ruins of postwar Germany.
Three eras, one buried story. La bola negra is a mesmerizing cinematic journey through love, memory, persecution, and the quiet wounds passed from one generation to the next, told with haunting beauty.
Andrew Haigh tells an intimate, tenderly heartbreaking tale of personal awakening and familial reckoning set in the gorgeously snow-clad Mountain West of the 1950s, starring Fred Hechinger in a stunning turn.
Five decades after director William Greaves invited the surviving members of the Harlem Renaissance to Duke Ellington’s apartment to debate their movement’s legacy, Greaves’ son David completes his father’s passion project documenting a wealth of brilliant personality and bracing ideas.
Famed author Patricia Highsmith (Helen Mirren) and Alden Ehrenreich's ambitious publishing rep face off during a fiendishly playful (and completely imaginary) mystery as sharp and witty as a murderous Tom Ripley novel.
Bay Area poet, educator, and community activist Amber Allen-Peirson turns the camera on her own life in this deeply moving quest for belonging that blends personal archival footage and vérité moments with a bold poetic narration.