Writer‑director Richmond Weaver’s five‑part series Better Together: Furman’s Championship Quest drops us into a program defined as much by heartbreak as ambition. Furman University’s men’s basketball ...
If you’re like me and a member of the “I read the Odyssey and got confused” club, and you’re worried that watching this film—before you’ve even fully grasped the story—will make things even more compl...
Bōru begins with the familiar pulse of a sports documentary, but Ronny A. Sosa quickly reveals a much wider canvas. Baseball may be the entry point, yet the film’s true focus is the long, surprising r...
6,000 Waiting is a clear‑eyed and deeply human documentary about the thousands of Georgians with disabilities who remain stuck on the state’s Medicaid waiver waiting list, often for years at a time. D...
Method is exactly the kind of low budget indie horror film that sneaks up on you with more personality than polish. The indie horror space has always been a haven for filmmakers with big ideas and ver...
