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In this heartfelt comedy, Seth Rogen stars as the loyal friend of Joseph Gordon-Levitt, portraying the real-life events of writer Will Reiser. The narrative delves into the poignant journey of a young man confronting mortality at an early stage due to an exceptionally rare and fatal form of cancer. Seamlessly blending elements of camaraderie, romance, and introspection, the film offers a poignant exploration of life's fragility amidst the backdrop of enduring friendship and love.

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Bully

A deep dive and disturbing exploration into the epidemic of bullying. Director, Lee Hirsch, created a film and social media outreach juggernaut to spotlight this growing problem in the United States.

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Long Shot

Fred Flarsky is a gifted and free-spirited journalist who has a knack for getting into trouble. Charlotte Field is one of the most influential women in the world -- a smart, sophisticated and accomplished politician. When Charlotte decides to make a run for the presidency, she impulsively hires Fred as her speechwriter. I love story ensues. Starring Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron.

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IX XI

Sean Wilsey’s film IX XI defies expectations, centered on the 2001 World Trade Center destruction and portraying New Yorkers of that day. However, it's not a mere reportage or political analysis. Absent from the film, Wilsey's unique personal meditation unfolds through abstractly arranged interview fragments with thirteen individuals. Despite his absence, his astonishing empathy brings forth profound, often surprising thoughts from the interviewees, captured gorgeously on film, offering a hypnotic and life-affirming vision of humanity.

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The Informant!

Steven Soderbergh presents a true story comedy depicting the journey of an agribusiness employee who goes AWOL. As he grapples with the inability to conceal his actions and deceit, he reluctantly becomes an informant, aiding in the exposure of an industry rife with dishonesty and profit-driven motives. Notably, a unique font was meticulously crafted to mirror the hand-drawn aesthetic of 'Gambit', the iconic 1962 film starring Shirley MacLane and Michael Caine.

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The Wackness

A low-rent drug-dealing kid and his troubled psychiatrist find commonality in this quirky coming-of-age film starring Ben Kinsley, Famke Jenkson, Josh Peck.

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Elvis: The Searcher

Sony Pictures Television and HBO Documentary Films collaborated with Emmy Award-winning director Thom Zimny to produce a definitive two-part film chronicling the musical journey of Elvis Presley. Departing from the tabloid-centric portrayal of Elvis, the film honors his life and artistic legacy, showcasing the essence of the musical icon he represents.

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Disobedience

Kelly Nyks helms this comprehensive documentary film that chronicles the past, present, and future of climate change. It delves into the fundamental questions of why we are here and where we are headed, serving as a powerful call to action to address a set of challenges that, if left unaddressed, pose a significant threat to the very foundation of our existence.

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When Two Worlds Collide

The documentary "When Two Worlds Collide" illuminates the profound clash between major industry forces and deeply entrenched cultural traditions, sparking an existential battle for justice. Recognized for its impactful storytelling and compelling narrative, the film was honored with the prestigious award for Best New Documentary Feature at the Sundance Film Festival.

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Personal Statement

"Personal Statement" is a compelling documentary following three high school seniors who, despite their own uncertainties about college, work tirelessly as college counselors to help their peers. Through their struggles and triumphs, the film sheds light on the systemic barriers preventing low-income students from accessing higher education. Yet, amidst adversity, Karoline, Christine, and Enoch embody the resilience within marginalized communities, inspiring hope for change. This poignant journey from senior year into college unveils the unequal landscape of higher education and the power of determination in overcoming it.

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Savage Grace

Director Tom Kalin brings to life the unsettling true story of the Baekeland family in this visually stunning film featuring acclaimed actors Julianne Moore and Eddie Redmayne. Delving into themes of dislocation, ennui, and affluence, the narrative immerses viewers in the aftermath of shattered lives and breached boundaries.

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For Madmen Only

A comedy-documentary hybrid film about comedian Del Close, who coached many of the best-known comedians and comic actors of the late twentieth century. Its stories are drawn in part from Wasteland, an autobiographical horror comic co-written by Close and John Ostrander and published by DC Comics. Directed by Heather Ross

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Che: The Argentine

Steven Soderbergh's two-part film series for IFC Films on the life of Che Guevara. The font is based on a mechanical engine drawing from the 1950's that Nuncle was asked to recreate for the film.

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Afghan Dreamers

This gripping documentary delves into the depths of corruption and kidnapping in Sao Paulo, Brazil. From bullet-proofed cars to ear reconstruction surgeries, intertwined with the narrative is a powerful portrayal of a frog farm and a prominent politician. Recognized for its excellence, the film was honored with the prestigious Best Documentary Feature award at the Sundance Film Festival.

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Manda Bala

This gripping documentary delves into the depths of corruption and kidnapping in Sao Paulo, Brazil. From bullet-proofed cars to ear reconstruction surgeries, intertwined with the narrative is a powerful portrayal of a frog farm and a prominent politician. Recognized for its excellence, the film was honored with the prestigious Best Documentary Feature award at the Sundance Film Festival.

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16 Acres

In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, "16 Acres" unveils the chaos and complexity of Ground Zero. This gripping documentary delves into the tumultuous world where power, money, and influence collide among New York City's power brokers. As the dust settles, viewers are thrust into a high-stakes real-world battle where every move counts.

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The Workers Cup

Workers dedicate themselves to constructing Qatar's grand sports arena, a testament to their passion for the game. However, the endeavor consumes much of their lives, leaving behind a poignant tale of globalization and commodification. Despite the sacrifices, only the pure joy of play endures, highlighting the human toll of such endeavors.

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Cooked

"Cooked" explores the 1995 Chicago heatwave, where 739, mostly Black and elderly, perished. Director Helfand probes deeper, exposing racial and class inequalities exacerbating the disaster. Mapping demographics against fatalities, the film unveils systemic links between poverty, racism, and vulnerability. It critiques official responses, urging accountability for societal conditions exacerbating suffering. Through personal stories, "Cooked" humanizes environmental racism, highlighting the intersectionality of the climate crisis and racial justice.

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The Night Before

In Jonathan Levine's holiday comedy, Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon-Levitt embark on a whimsical quest for the ultimate exclusive holiday party. Maneuvering through the bustling streets of New York City with a coveted secret ticket, they eagerly pursue this elusive destination.

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City Of Joy

The Netflix documentary "City Of Joy" delves into the harrowing realities of conflict, juxtaposed with the remarkable resilience and fortitude of the women who have confronted unimaginable adversity. Produced by Eve Ensler and directed by Madeleine Gavin, the film features the extraordinary stories of courageous women, alongside the notable contributions of Dr. Denis Mukwege, the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

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All The Boys Love Mandy Lane

A group of teens embark on a weekend retreat to a secluded cabin in the woods, intending to revel in festivities. However, their escapade takes a sinister turn when a series of ominous events unfold. As the body count rises, the mystery of the assailant's identity looms large, culminating in a chilling revelation. "All The Boys Love Mandy Lane" subverts conventional genre expectations, delivering a spine-tingling psychological thriller that leaves audiences on the edge of their seats.

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Detropia

Set against the backdrop of Motor City Detroit, this poignant documentary delves into the intricacies of capitalism and industry as they grapple with the challenges posed by competition and corporate avarice. Helmed by Academy Award-winning filmmakers Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady, the film offers a sobering portrayal of the gradual erosion of America's industrial landscape and the profound impact it has on its inhabitants.

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The Trials Of Spring

A young Egyptian woman's journey from her village to Cairo to join protests against military rule leads to her arrest, torture, and family punishment. Undeterred, she seeks freedom and justice in a country resistant to change. Supported by fellow activists, her story mirrors the Arab Spring's rise and fall, yet resilience prevails amid repression, sustaining hope for reform.

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Hate Rising

In this thought-provoking documentary, viewers are immersed in an exploration of the rise of hate and hate speech in the United States of America. With a keen eye on current events, the film uncovers the complex web of connections between hate speech and the alarming increase in hate crimes. Through gripping storytelling and insightful analysis, audiences are confronted with the urgent realities of bigotry and intolerance in contemporary society.

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This Is Yoko

In this intimate and heartfelt short film directed by Sean Ono Lennon, viewers are invited into the world of Yoko Ono, experiencing a candid celebration of her life, art, and profound influence on music and performance. Set against the backdrop of the MoMA retrospective "Yoko Ono — One Woman Show," the film offers a unique glimpse into Ono's creative journey and enduring legacy. Through personal anecdotes and captivating visuals, Lennon crafts a moving tribute to an iconic figure whose impact transcends generations.

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Warm Bodies

Set against the backdrop of a zombie apocalypse, this film unveils a gripping tale of humanity amidst chaos and gore. Amidst the mayhem, an unlikely love story blossoms, defying the odds to showcase the enduring power of genuine affection. As the world crumbles around them, the protagonists navigate through the challenges of survival, revealing that even in the darkest of times, love knows no boundaries. With stunning visuals and heartfelt performances, this film captures the essence of resilience and the triumph of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Special effects sequence.

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Madeleine's Madeleine

In this film by director Josephine Decker, viewers embark on a psychological journey of self-discovery. Through immersive storytelling, the film explores themes of identity and perception, inviting audiences to confront existential questions and the nature of consciousness.

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The Lottery

Director Madeline Sackler presents a compelling documentary that delves into the intricate workings of New York City's primary education system. Through vivid storytelling, the film examines the transformative impact of modern Charter Schools on the lives of hopeful, striving, and underprivileged students.

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This Is Everything:
Gigi Gorgeous

In "Gigi Gorgeous," directed by Academy Award-Winner Barbara Kopple, audiences are immersed in the inspiring journey of a transgender YouTube sensation. Renowned for her Oscar-winning documentary "Harlan County USA," Kopple brings her unparalleled storytelling prowess to this captivating narrative. The film chronicles Gigi's personal struggles and triumphs, showcasing her remarkable resilience and unwavering commitment to self-acceptance. As Gigi navigates her own path towards authenticity, her story becomes a beacon of hope, inspiring a generation to embrace love, acceptance, and belonging.

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The Truffle Hunters

In "The Truffle Hunters," viewers are transported into the enchanting world of a vanishing tradition: the ancient art of truffle hunting. Through meticulous storytelling and breathtaking cinematography, the film delicately unveils a fragile ritual on the brink of extinction, imperiled by greed and external pressures. As audiences are immersed in the serene landscapes and intimate lives of the truffle hunters, they bear witness to a poignant tale of resilience and reverence for nature's treasures. With each frame, "The Truffle Hunters" offers a captivating glimpse into a vanishing world, reminding us of the beauty found in the art of slowness and the importance of preserving our cultural heritage.

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Rush

In this gripping portrayal, viewers are drawn into the tumultuous world of Dr. William Rush, a Los Angeles physician catering to the elite. Balancing life-saving interventions with self-medication, Dr. Rush navigates a precarious existence. As he conceals dark truths and indulges in reckless pharmacology, the audience is captivated by his dangerous dance of turning a blind eye, enriching himself, and fueling his addiction. With a sense of inevitability looming, viewers are left riveted, anticipating the unraveling of Rush's intricate facade.

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Women War & Peace

In "Women, War & Peace II," viewers are transported on a compelling journey through time, exploring the pivotal role of women in shaping a future defined by gender equality. Produced by Gini Reiticker and Abagail Disney, and directed by Gini Reiticker, this documentary delves into the past to illuminate the powerful impact of women in effecting meaningful change. Through captivating storytelling and insightful narratives, the film offers a profound exploration of how women have historically driven progress towards a more equitable world.

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