The Neon Demon, from Broadgreen Pictures and Amazon Studios, present a chilling tale, in modern film noir, of life inside creative pursuit circles, where beauty is the only currency and career is on life support before twenty.
With the first round of the Presidential elections quickly approaching, only one hypothesis seems certain: the next President of France will have to manage the consequences of the pandemic, the war in Ukraine and urgent internal matters.
The 11th Hour, from Brainstorm Media, brings to the screen a suspenseful allegory of an against all odds unshakable faith in a promise, and the dark, frightening, deadly ramifications of following our own ideas to fulfillment.
L.A.'s Landmark Restaurants, from Santa Monica Press and Author George Geary, is a delicious, fun-filled trip through the historic Los Angeles food culture scene as the thriving metropolis morphed into a contemporary gourmand's smorgasbord of delightful goodies.
Hidden Figures, from FOX 2000 Pictures and Chernin Entertainment, presents the story of three brilliant African American women, the best minds in the computer section, who worked for NASA during segregation and the launch of the space program.
Before you grab that pick me up after a day of shopping ever wonder how much sugar a typical Grande White Chocolate Mocha from Starbucks has? Or even a seemingly healthy Manga-A-Go-Go smoothie from Jamba Juice?