D.W. Young’s The Booksellers explores the small but fascinating world of antiquarian booksellers, populated by obsessives, intellects and dreamers. The New York Times designated the film a “Critic’s Pick” and wrote, “Eccentricity and charm abound.” Purchase tickets and passes and view the complete list of films here.
Few films have had the impact and been more timely than Jen McShane’s police documentary Ernie and Joe: Crisis Cops that answers the question that many are asking: isn’t it possible for police to de-escalate tensions, especially with people in crisis. The film follows two extraordinary police officers in highly-charged situations – where we witness their […]
Directed by Phillipe Bellaiche and Rachel Leah Jones. For decades and against the odds, tenacious Israeli human rights lawyer Lea Tsemel has steadfastly defended Palestinians against an array of charges, never betraying her core principles for justice. With political tensions on all sides, the film becomes a portrait of courage and faith. Purchase tickets and […]
