Blackfish

A sober, earnest documentary that argues its case with quiet urgency, leaving you informed and unsettled rather than entertained.

A sober, quietly upsetting exposé that leaves you unsettled and indignant long after it ends.

A tense, urgent investigative thriller that turns hidden-camera activism into a visceral, heartbreaking call to action.

A haunting, reflective plunge into one man's ecstatic obsession with wild nature, by turns tender, unsettling and quietly devastating.

A sober, harrowing sit of testimony and investigation that leaves you angry and shaken rather than entertained.

A hushed, immersive plunge into cold water and quiet wonder, slow and meditative, leaving you tender and reflective about life's fragility.

A gripping, unsettling true-crime documentary that feels urgent and morally complex, blending archival footage with intimate interviews.

A sober, beautiful plunge into vanishing reefs that builds quiet dread and sorrow as it documents an unfolding underwater loss.

A sobering, interview-driven exposé that feels like a tense, compassionate reckoning with institutional control and personal trauma.

A brief but heavy sit, holding you inside the quiet damage of confinement without melodrama or escape.

A tense, sober retelling of real hostage ordeals, built from first-hand accounts that keep you leaning in and uneasy.

A sober, quietly devastating look at institutional neglect that leaves you unsettled and angry long after it ends.