Independent Cinema

A third-tier writer facing divorce does a quid pro quo with a retired serial killer, who will counsel his marriage if he gets a book out of it.

Tribeca Film Festival's 'La Cocina' is a darkly comic tribute to migrants who seek a place in a world that renders them invisible.

Director Sabrina Van Tassel and tribal members investigate the disappearance of Indigenous woman Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis, last seen on Fire Trail Road in Washington State, near Seattle.

Natalia Santa's film, which is making its world premiere at SXSW, is an absorbing character study.

In 'Fancy Dance,' an Indigenous women (Lily Gladstone) deals with the disappearance of her sister and caring for her niece who is traumatized by her mother's disappearance. She is only comforted by the hope of seeing her mother at the state powwow where the two will be together in the mother-daughter ritual dance.

The film is well written and directed, and anchored by impressive performances from the two leads.

This fictional autobiography is a searingly personal look at a bisexual actor in search of affection while struggling with body image.

If you don't delve too deeply into it, 'Roadkill' is a fun '70s-style ride.

Three friends come face-to-face with the zombie apocalypse in Josh Monkarsh's comedy.

'Orlando, my political Biography' is an intriguing film which uses Virginia Woolf's novel 'Orlando' to understand trans people past and present.