As she did in The Mole Agent, Oscar-nominated documentarian Maite Alberdi treats the subjects of aging and elder care with grace and compassion.
Eternal Memory, The: Maite (“the Mole Agent”) Alberdi’s Docu about Aging and Struggling with Alzheimer’s–Sundance Film Fest 2023, Highlights
Earth Mama: Savanah Leaf’s Maternal Drama, Sundance Film Fest 2023–Highlights
The first narrative feature by Olympic volleyball player Savanah Leaf concerns a pregnant mother trying to regain custody of her kids. With lead performance by Tia Nomore as photographer’s assistant Gia, Leaf digs into the familiar landscape of Black mother facing an oppressive legal system and pulls from it the most unexpected and humanizing details. […]
Laura McGann’s Docu: Sundance Fest 2023–Highlights (Documentary)
Marked by thrilling competitions and deftly presented love story, Laura McGann’s documentary feature tells of a record-breaking free diver and heroic safety diver whose lives intersect. Critics have compared this feature to Free Solo and Fire of Love, in terms of the nervous anxiety and exhilarating rush that accompanies this plunge. Share this:
Saturday Night Fever (1977): Disco Culture Story, Starring John Travolta
In 2010, Saturday Night Fever was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant”.
Popeye (1980): Robert Altman’s Live-Action Satire of Segar’s Comic Character, Played by Robin Williams, Co-Starring Shelley Duvall
Based on E. C. Segar’s comics character of the same name, the script was written by Jules Feiffer, playwright and scribe known for the movies Little Murder and Carnal Knowledge.





