Shania Russell

Passing uses evocative lyricism and its top-notch cast to explore nuanced themes of race and acceptance.

Candyman…Candyman…Candyma—

Who doesn’t love a good mystery?

If High School Musical and Grease had a very campy baby.

An extensive look at the history of anti-Black racism in America and our collective responsibility to overcome it.

Demi’s story reflects how tragedy is so much bigger than a single person.

Ludi thrives in the intimacy of the world it creates.

Dystopia is well within reach.

Grappling with the looming weight of the future, Islands is an insightful examination of our collective fear of loneliness.

Summer White begins with the click of a lighter. A bright flame flickers on screen, spreading an ominous warmth and providing our first look at young protagonist Rodrigo.

A tender exploration of friendship and personal growth.

Pleasure is a candid exploration of the LA porn industry with keen commentary on the nature of consent and the complex power dynamics that permeate porn’s production.

Night of the Kings is a love letter to storytelling, with a simple yet fascinating premise. You can get a little lost in the dual narrative, but it's worth being transported to a beautiful new world.

For Sammy Ko, rage can be all consuming— but magic offers an escape.

Who is the man behind the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater?