High On Films
Last year’s New York City mayoral election saw a brown candidate winning the race against political heavyweights despite a shocking…
Audiences are introduced to visuals from World War II as the screen slowly fades in. Young faces in intimidating tanks…
America’s healthcare system has been a point of contention for a long time, but it has come under increasing scrutiny…
People tend to draw a line between what can be defined as fiction and what can be defined as non-fiction….
Vladimir Putin’s Russia has been a subject of interest for documentary filmmakers because of how secluded and enigmatic the largest…
A word of warning must be sounded before recommending “Little, Big, and Far” to anyone. This is an art film….
The early 1940s saw the rise of Bebop — or bop — characterized by a frenetic, experimental tempo and complex…
The first thing you’d notice about veteran nature photographer and filmmaker Ben Masters’, “The American Southwest” is just how beautiful…
Go to any newspaper or magazine kiosk in a country, which is a staple of its reading community, and one…