A Little Prayer, a film that critic Ty Burr compared to Yasujirō Ozu’s Tokyo Story and The New Yorker agrees “the comparison is fully earned,” is a searching and sensitive portrait of an American family. The intimate and lush cinematography illuminates the complex relationships in this heart-tugging drama.
Cinematography by Scott Miller
From executive producer & director Spike Lee, the docuseries Katrina: Come Hell and High Water captures how the people of New Orleans have grappled with the aftermath of the brutal coastal hurricane that turned cataclysmic through systemic governmental neglect. The gripping cinematography encapsulates the devastation as well as the strength as the community continues to look forward.
Cinematography by Nelson Hume
Relay, starring Lily James, Riz Ahmed, and Sam Worthington, is a gripping thriller about a bribe broker who systematically facilitates deals between corrupt companies and their threats – until he breaks his own rules for one particular client. The suspenseful editing will keep you on the edge of your seat throughout the entire film.
Edited by Matt Mayer
Checkpoint Zoo recounts how zookeepers and volunteers led an inspiring rescue of animals trapped in a zoo during the Russian Invasion of Ukraine. The stirring on-the-ground cinematography showcases how these unexpected heroes sacrificed their lives, bringing out the best of humanity even during the darkest of times.
Cinematography by Nelson Hume
Stans, a documentary examining rapper Eminem’s tumultuous relationship with his super-fans, premieres in theaters August 7th for one weekend only. Catch it on the big screen to see how the cinematography captures the complex psyche of Eminem and his fans.
Cinematography by Graham Willoughby
Stolen: Heist of the Century tells the story of how a gang of thieves robbed the the impenetrable Diamond Center in Antwerp, Belgium. Premiering August 8th on Netflix, the documentary brings to life Greg Campbell’s riveting book Flawless: Inside the Largest Diamond Heist in History.
Writer (Based Upon the Book by): Greg Campbell
The new series from Lena Dunham and the producers of Notting Hill, premieres July 10th only on Netflix, starring Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe. Check out how the show captures romance and intimacy in a a refreshingly cringe-worthy style.
Intimacy Coordinator (NY Unit) | Amy Northup
J.C. Doler’s directorial debut The Twin premieres on July 1st. The Irish folklore horror film stars Logan Donovan, Robert Longstreet, and Aleksa Palladino. Check out how the haunting cinematography brings this deeply chilling story to life.
Cinematography by Joel Froome, ACS NZCS.
Prime Minister, an empowering documentary chronicling Jacinda Ardern’s tenure as New Zealand PM, premieres in theaters on June 13th . The documentary’s impactful editing showcases how Ardern carved her own path as prime minister by empathetically navigating global crises while also being a mother to a newborn.
Edited by Grace Zahrah
Call Her Alex, a two-part documentary series about the “Call Her Daddy” podcast host Alex Cooper premieres June 10th on Hulu. The documentary’s creative and empathetic editing weaves together Alex Cooper’s story to show the young mogul in a new light.
Edited by Marina Katz