Quelle Movies

Directed by Byron Hurt, Hazing explores the brutal culture of hazing with a particular focus on HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities).

“You have to show people the animal in order to create that connection, that love and appreciation.

Directed by Grace Harper and Kate Stonehill, The Family Statement is a 15 minute compilation of WhatsApp messages exchanged by the Sackler family during the time of their lawsuit.

Chances are you’ve heard of the recent class action lawsuit against RoundUp, the brand of weed killer that contains glyphosate that is an alleged carcinogen.

Since the Iran-Contra Affair, US presidents have taken a firm stance that the government does not negotiate with terrorists.

Directed by Meg Shutzer and Rachel Lauren Mueller, 8 Days at Ware is a sobering exposé of the inhumane treatment of minors at the Ware Youth Center in Louisiana.

“Jeffrey Epstein got away with what he got away with because of who was in his address book.” — John Cook, The Insider Directed by Barbara Corbellini Duarte and Mark Adam Miller, The Other Little Black Book is a fascinating short documentary about a recen…

Directed by Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman, Town Destroyer examines the contentious debate around Victor Arnautoff’s The Life of Washington.

What happens to old dogs when their owners either no longer want them or can no longer care of them?

If you were a child of the ’80s and ’90s, chances are you watched the children’s television program Reading Rainbow and it had a profound effect on you.

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Jess (Dani Barker) is a struggling actress by day and a successful streamer at night.

Not all bank robbers are like the ones you see in the movies.

Lupe (Briza Covarrubias) is a hard-working Mexican-Navajo Diné woman just trying to make ends meet and support her family.

Jada (Margo Parker) and her friends Sky (Daisy Lopez) and Bianca (Victoria T.

The best kept secret in movies these days is the new mystery-comedy Confess, Fletch.

Eat Pray Love (2010) meets Corpus Christi (2019) in this tender drama about a middle-aged woman reclaiming her life after years of service in the church.

Set in the outskirts of São Paulo, Brazil, Charcoal/Carvão tells the story of an impoverished family who make an almost Faustian bargain to lift themselves up out of their situation.

“There is no story about wishing that is not a cautionary tale” Dr.

Directed and produced by Samantha Wishman and Christina Thomas, Free Puppies!

Directed by Amy Goldstein, The Unmaking of a College chronicles a turbulent time in Hampshire College’s recent history.

Written and directed by horror filmmaker Mickey Keating, Offseason imagines an isolated resort town as the center of tourism and paranormal activity.

When Sophie (Amandla Stenberg) takes her girlfriend Bee (Maria Bakalova) to David’s (Pete Davidson) mansion for a hurricane party, their reception is tepid at best.

“Food is an agent of change.”

“Everybody has a different story.”

Directed by Frank Marshall and Ryan Suffern, Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story is a joyous celebration of the famed music festival and its home base.

After Raquel’s mother died at the hands of an abusive ex, Raquel (Valentina Herszage) and her father move back to his hometown.

Note to add: Gone in the Night premiered at SXSW as The Cow.

“Money doesn’t solve your problems, it just makes them prettier.”

During the pandemic, many of us took an interest in the stock market out of sheer boredom and a desire to turn stretch our stimulus checks.

Sandra Pankhurst was an incredible woman.

Nolan Ryan is one of the greatest baseball pitchers of all time.

“When you can die at any moment… what do you leave behind?”

The 2022 SXSW Film Festival is about to start and I’m thrilled to be back in Austin.

For three decades Doug Butler, a dairy farmer from Middlebury, VT, has dreamed of one thing: to race sled dogs in Alaska.

“What happens to brown girls who never learn who to love themselves brown?”

When a misunderstanding leads to a traffic violation, Molly (Molly Reisman) is determined to contest the $300 ticket.

Directed by Gosha Shapiro (they/them), cosboi is a short film that follows the story of a genderqueen teen who goes on a journey of self-discovery through TikTok and anonymous Uber-type rides.

“Jazz is the soundtrack of New York.”

Florist Clara (Grace Whitford) is excited about her first date with Simon (Craig McCulloch), a man she’s been chatting with on a dating app.

Documentary filmmaker Ondi Timoner has given us all a precious gift with her deeply personal film Last Flight Home.

“Doing the right thing is never wrong.”

Directed by Tania Anderson, The Mission follows a group of young Mormon missionaries as they travel to Finland to proselytize.

13 year old Sara (Laura Galán) is incessantly bullied by her peers because of her weight.

Nature sings in Francisca Alegría’s magical realism film The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future.

Sixty something widow Nancy Stokes (Emma Thompson) is looking for a new experience.

Lucy (Dakota Johnson) and June (Sonoya Mizuno) are inseperable.

Emily (Aubrey Plaza) is feeling the weight of $70k worth of student loan debt and a criminal record that prevents her from getting a decent paying job.

“It’s never going to change.”

Margaret (Rebecca Hall) needs to be in control.