Bobby Lepire

Written and directed by Michael Neelsen, String Theory: The Richard Davis Method is a celebration of music. The documentary is specifically about the bass and its most innovative practitioner, the titular Richard Davis. The musician turned his innate understanding of the instrument into a full-blown movement. After years in bands, he founded the Richard Davis

Villains Inc. has three credited writers. There's director Jeremy Warner, Jason Gray, and Matt Moen. The comedy is about three hench-people whose super-powered boss is killed, and they must navigate life outside of serving an evil overlord. That's an ambitious elevator pitch for an independent production. Is this a case of too many cooks in

Hunting For The Hag, written and directed by Paul A. Brooks and co-written with co-star Sierra Renfro, mixes found footage horror and survival thriller to exciting effect. The story is framed with sole survivor Tara (Jasmine Williams) talking to yet another long line of lawyers. She convinces the lawyer (Daniel Roebuck) to watch the footage

South Of Hope Street, written and directed by Jane Spencer, stands out for its unconventional approach. It's not your typical plot-driven film but rather a dramatic science fiction mystery that offers a unique viewing experience. The overall vibe can be likened to Brazil but with a less exaggerated tone. Only one question remains: does this

Despite its title, The Exploding Boy is not a sci-fi or superhero flick. Instead, it's a compelling coming-of-age drama, co-directed by Ian Southworth and screenwriter Monty Wolfe. The movie takes us on a journey into the life of a 16-year-old boy, grappling with his intense emotions. Will he find a way to manage his inner turmoil, or

Soweto Blaze, written and directed by Brad Katzen, is a weed-centric comedy in the vein of Half Baked and How High. The film takes place in Soweto, a town nestled along the southern mining area of Johannesburg. Given the trend of legalizing marijuana, do films like this have any bite left, or should they remain a relic of

Sardonic is the best possible word to describe Gunfighter Paradise. Writer and director Jethro Waters masterfully employs a unique brand of dark humor to delve into several weighty themes, including PTSD, grief, religion, and the bonds of friendship. This intriguing blend of comedy and serious subject matter begs the question: does the humor detract from

Writer-director Nicholas Winter's The Imposters is a thrilling rollercoaster ride, punctuated by three significant narrative twists.

Alexander Freeman, a filmmaker with cerebral palsy, brings a unique and inspiring perspective to the documentary My Own Normal . As the

Writer-director Agnieszka Zwiefka takes a unique approach in Silent Trees , a documentary that not only sheds light on the global refugee crisis but also incorporates captivating animation.