Vesta Tuckute

A poetic, emotionally expansive father-son story about Black family, grace, imagination, and the hope that love can transform even the most fragile relationships into something more healing and beautiful.

A Lebanese-American teenager gets expelled from school and is forced to drive cross-country with his neurotic mother. What begins as punishment becomes the longest, funniest, and most unexpectedly meaningful trip of his life.

Adela and Benas fall in love over the summer, but their lives pull them apart.

On March 11, 2011, the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami devastated the coastal communities of East Japan, claiming nearly 20,000 lives. Yasuo’s wife was never found, but his enduring love for her drives him to continue searching the sea. As the Japanese people observe the 12-year anniversary of this tragedy, Director Anderson Wright and Yasuo Takamatsu take a poignant look at the pain of loss, the strength of love, and the beauty to be found in remembrance.

Filmed during her sold-out headline tour, Suki Waterhouse Presents The Sparklemuffin Tour (Live From Brooklyn Paramount) captures the indie-pop singer-songwriter’s electrifying performance in New York. This 30-minute concert documentary blends magical live performances of tracks from her sophomore album, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin, with intimate behind-the-scenes footage and passionate fan interviews. The special also features exclusive onstage guest appearances from Del Water Gap, Stephin Merritt, and iconic performance artist Amanda Lepore.

A mother takes quick action to save herself, her child, and her own mother from the horror of living with an abusive partner.

Taking place in real time, elementary school teacher Emily organizes a mixer of like-minded women, but an altercation between a woman from Emily’s past and the group leads to a volatile chain of events.

When a father consumed by alcoholism agrees to join his son on a journey through psychedelic-assisted addiction treatment in Colorado, their road trip across the American West in an aging Winnebago becomes an unflinching exploration of codependency, memory, and hope.