Thanks to technological and artistic innovations, in the past couple of decades inventiveness in film has become truly limitless. From novel formats to unusual scripts and cinematography, here are the most original movies and shows to stream now.
The curious link between smell and memory forms the basis of this intriguing — albeit uneven — exploration of the…
Director Crystal Moselle based Skate Kitchen on NYC’s eponymous crew of young female skateboarders, who actually play fictionalized versions of…
After the only war the Americans have lost, American post-Vietnam war portrayals tend to lean as patriotic revenge fantasies or…
Kill Bill meets Bend It Like Beckham in this wild ride about a martial arts-obsessed British-Pakistani teenager who views her…
Forget everything you know about the music biopic. One-on-one interviews, chronological storytelling, silent moments with the subjects—Moonage Daydream isn’t that…
Initially, The Change’s premise might seem as eccentric as its kooky characters, but this comedy series set in ancient woods…
At times looking and sounding like a real Filipino action film from 50 years ago, while painstakingly edited to juggle…
Between its maximalist production design and increasingly dark comedic set pieces, the most striking thing about Damien Chazelle’s critically misunderstood…
Whether or not you’re a fan of Nick Cave’s contemplative, idiosyncratic style of music, This Much I Know to Be…
As the third instalment in Paul Schrader’s “man in a room” trilogy after First Reformed (2017) and The Card Counter…
Some films struggle to balance style with substance, but Problemista isn’t one of them. It’s brandished with Torres’ unique brand…
It’s difficult to describe Mrs. Davis without sounding a little bit insane. It is, after all, a sci-fi series that…
Nakedness has been demonized or at least, has been considered inappropriate outside of certain situations. One such situation is the…
While not its only cause, the increase of conflict and civil wars has spurred a global refugee crisis. Millions of…
After Jackie and Spencer, the dark satire El Conde is a surprise new entry in Pablo Larraín’s stacked filmography. Already,…
In the hands of a lesser artist, something like The Choe Show might have come off as a vanity project…
When he’s accepted into the prestigious Islamic university Al-Azhar, fisherman’s son Adam (Tawfeek Barhom) gets an eye-opening education — but…
In Luzzu, tradition and modernity — plus principles and necessity — come crashing up against each other like waves in…
Feminism has made plenty of strides in multiple areas, but even in the era of free love, talking about sex…
From a short pilot episode in October 2019, Hazbin Hotel has finally opened its doors for the small screen four…
To plenty of countries around the globe, democracy has become so ubiquitous that we forget it’s relatively new, at least…
Renowned choreographer Benjamin Millepied brings an 1875 opera leaping into the 21st century with this modern retelling — through dance…
That The Curse is squirm-inducingly awkward won’t be news to anyone who’s watched a Nathan Fielder show before, but TV’s…
The directorial debut of Australian twin brothers Danny and Michael Philippou—more popularly known together as the YouTube creators RackaRacka—Talk to…
The key to what makes this apocalyptic thriller from Mr Robot and Homecoming showrunner Sam Esmail so unnerving is how…
The poetic title of this debut feature from Chilean filmmaker Francisca Alegría does not tell a lie: a cow does…
Low-budget but imagination-rich, this singular sci-fi crosses a vintage found-footage aesthetic with an inspired time-travel concept. It’s 1938, and two…
Though it doesn’t proceed like most animal/nature-centered documentaries that you’ve seen, the Oscar-nominated All That Breathes is instantly memorable in…
No results match your filters.
