Latest Reviews
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ASHLAND Trailer: Wyatt Maw’s Visionary Love Letter to a Montana Community Premieres at DOC NYC This Weekend
Shot on Kodak 16mm over the course of 8 years, director/producer/cinematographer Wyatt Maw pieces together a visually stunning tribute to his native Montana in his feature documentary debut, Ashland. Making its world premiere at DOC NYC on November 14, it
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HTN’s 10 Most Anticipated Films of DOC NYC 2026
DOC NYC, the festival for documentaries, descends on lower Manhattan starting November 11th through the 19th. Occupying 3 venues; IFC Center, SVA Theatre, and Village East by Angelika, the fest boasts over 200 docs, including 26 world premieres and another
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The Kids Are All Right: The 29th SCAD Savannah Film Festival
As it has in years past, the SCAD Savannah Film Festival (October 24-31) featured a mix of sold-out screenings, bespoke panels and workshops (a new “Below the Line: The Art of Musical Storytelling” talk showcased members of the Alliance of
Interviews
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A Conversation with Maiken Baird (EDWARD SAID: BETWEEN WORLDS)
I watched (and reviewed) Maiken Baird’s latest documentary, Edward Said: Between Worlds, at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. The film is an engaging and thorough profile of the late, great academic and proud Palestinian advocate, author of books such
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A Conversation with Alex Huston Fischer & Eleanor Wilson (WICKER)
I watched (and reviewed) Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s new film, Wicker, at the 2026 Middleburg Film Festival. The movie stars, among others, Olivia Colman, Elizabeth Debicki, Peter Dinklage, and Alexander Skarsgård. Set in a medieval village, Wicker follows
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A Conversation with Josh Fox (THE WELCOME TABLE)
Impressively ambitious in scope, Josh Fox’s humbly titled The Welcome Table finds the environmental activist-filmmaker-writer-musician on a globetrotting journey across six continents, spotlighting the stories of climate refugees. The Oscar-nominated multihyphenate (2010’s Gasland) then brings this multicultural bunch together around
Trailers
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ASHLAND Trailer: Wyatt Maw’s Visionary Love Letter to a Montana Community Premieres at DOC NYC This Weekend
Shot on Kodak 16mm over the course of 8 years, director/producer/cinematographer Wyatt Maw pieces together a visually stunning tribute to his native Montana in his feature documentary debut, Ashland. Making its world premiere at DOC NYC on November 14, it
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TENDER LOVING CARE Trailer: Mike Leigh’s Final Film is a Moving Drama on the Bonds that Matter
After a prolific career that lasted decades, Mike Leigh returns with a new, loving family drama that is likely to be his last feature film. His sixteenth feature, Tender Loving Care, stars recent Emmy winner Kate O'Flynn (Widow's Bay), alongside
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EVERYTIME Teaser Trailer: Germany’s Oscar Entry is a Mind-Bending Vision of Grief
Germany's Oscar submission to the 99th Academy Awards is not your typical look at life after loss. Writer-director Sandra Wollner's third feature premiered at this year's Cannes Film Festival where it won the top Un Certain Regard prize. It stars
In Theatres
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SOUL PATROL
(Check out Brandon Wilson's Soul Patrol movie review, it opens November 6. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) If we take care of ourselves and live long enough, some of us just might live long enough to
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CLUB KID
(Check out Chris Reed’s Club Kid movie review, it’s in theaters Friday, November 6 via A24. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) There have been many films about irresponsible would-be adults suddenly forced to care for a
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A Conversation with Alex Huston Fischer & Eleanor Wilson (WICKER)
I watched (and reviewed) Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s new film, Wicker, at the 2026 Middleburg Film Festival. The movie stars, among others, Olivia Colman, Elizabeth Debicki, Peter Dinklage, and Alexander Skarsgård. Set in a medieval village, Wicker follows
Watch at Home
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POSSIBLE LOVE
(Check out Chris Reed's Possible Love movie review, it hits Netflix November 6 following a successful theatrical run. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) South Korean director Lee Chang-dong made, in 2010, one of my favorite films, Poetry,
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A Conversation with Josh Fox (THE WELCOME TABLE)
Impressively ambitious in scope, Josh Fox’s humbly titled The Welcome Table finds the environmental activist-filmmaker-writer-musician on a globetrotting journey across six continents, spotlighting the stories of climate refugees. The Oscar-nominated multihyphenate (2010’s Gasland) then brings this multicultural bunch together around
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A Conversation with Garth Jennings & Jarvis Cocker (PULP: WHAT DO YOU DO FOR AN ENCORE?)
Pulp fans are a patient people. We’ve waited years between scant albums and tours. Their most recent album More, is only their 8th LP since they formed as teenagers in Sheffield, England in 1978. It was their first new album


