I watched and reviewed director Hogir Hirori’s searing documentary, Sabaya, which tells the harrowing tale of how the Syria-based Yazidi Home Center rescues kidnapped Yazidi women from the clutches of ISIS, at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival. Beyond the vitally

(David Lowery, former HtN contributor and director on an amazing trajectory, has his latest release The Green Knight in theaters July 30 via A24. Like what you see here on Hammer to Nail? Why not give just $1.00 per month via Patreon

(Małgorzata Szumowska and Michael Engłert's Never Gonna Snow Again will be available to stream on Friday, July 30 via Kino Lorber. Like what you see here on Hammer to Nail? Why not give just $1.00 per month via Patreon to help keep us

I watched and reviewed director Hogir Hirori’s searing documentary, Sabaya, which tells the harrowing tale of how the Syria-based Yazidi Home Center rescues kidnapped Yazidi women from the clutches of ISIS, at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival. Beyond the vitally

Editors Note: After a successful festival run, Fully Realized Humans is now available to buy or rent on all digital platforms. (Initially reviewed out of the amazing Bend Film Festival, which ran October 8-25 in gorgeous Bend, Oregon.) After I had

(Derrick Perry’s debut feature film Pink Opaque is available now to buy or rent on all digital platforms. Like what you see here on Hammer to Nail? Why not give just $1.00 per month via Patreon to help keep us going?) The struggle is

(Cousins, from New Zealand directors Ainsley Gardiner and Briar Grace Smith, is streaming now on Netflix. Like what you see here on Hammer to Nail? Why not pay just $1.00 per month via Patreon to help keep us going?) European colonial rule left a

Editors Note: Summer of Soul is now playing in theaters and on Hulu. Below is our review from Sundance 2021. (The 2021 Sundance Film Festival runs January 28- February 3, all virtually as well as with drive-ins sprinkled around the U.S..

Championship athletes may not be foremost on people’s minds when they think of a school for deaf students, and yet, why not? The children who attend are merely deaf or hearing impaired, in otherwise full control of their young, potentially