There are mountains people climb because they can. And then there is K2. The second-highest mountain on Earth — and among the deadliest — K2 held one remaining prize for decades: a winter summit. Climbers called it the last great first in mountaineering. When teams...
Sundance-winning director Josef Kubota Wladyka takes us inside the joyous, deeply personal HA-CHAN, SHAKE YOUR BOOTY! —A joyous reminder to keep dancing. Some films remind us that even when life breaks your heart, there is still music to be heard—and...
How do you end a marriage when the world itself feels as if it may be coming apart? Marija tells her husband she wants a divorce on February 23, 2022. The next morning, Russia launches its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. That is the starting point for HOW TO DIVORCE...
Three-time Academy Award-nominated director Agnieszka Holland has spent decades creating films of remarkable intelligence, moral courage, and visual power. With FRANZ, a master filmmaker working at the height of her craft turns her attention to one of...
What happens when the wish to become a mother collides with a lie too big to take back? A CHILD OF MY OWN is the new documentary from filmmaker Maite Alberdi. It begins with something achingly familiar: after a series of miscarriages and mounting pressure to...
What happens when recognition arrives decades after you’ve stopped waiting for it? In LATE FAME, Willem Dafoe plays Ed Saxberger, a forgotten New York poet who long ago exchanged his literary ambitions for a steady job at the post office. When an enthusiastic...
