April 26th and April 27th, Q&A with Director Elizabeth Rynecki after the 7:00pm screening. April 27th and April 28th, Q&A with the director after the 3:00pm and 7:00pm screening.
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Breaking Habits, a feature documentary about Sister Kate, succeeds in putting a face and a story to the folks fighting to change the inhibitory and arguably harmful regulation of pot. It triumphs in demonstrating how criminalization puts law-abiding business owners at risk and points the finger at myopic lawmakers for enabling a dangerous, gun-toting black market.
Stuck — the second feature from director Michael Berry, based on a stage play by Riley Thomas — is pure gritty urban joy, all marvelous, touching songs about grief, sacrifice, mistrust, misunderstanding, and other intimate perils.
Instant Dreams, director Willem Baptist’s documentary ode to the Polaroid, is as enchanting and magical as its subject. Like photography, Instant Dreams’ story inhabits the real, the hyperreal and the unreal. It chronicles the origin and rise of Edwin Land’s history-changing invention, hailed in 1937 as the future.
A man of few words in a rural Nevada prison, convict Roman Coleman is unable to keep his temper in check in Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre’s sober and humanistic character study “The Mustang.”
Director/producer Jennifer Townsend was not in the film business at all when she first encountered the now-classic road movie Thelma & Louise in 1991. Profoundly moved by what she’d seen, she wondered if others had been similarly affected by the film.
Eye-opening and damning, “American Relapse” is a blunt force look at the “cycle” of opioid addiction and the ways this American epidemic has been monetized by those with an eye towards making a buck out of any bad thing that happens.
