Nat King Cole: Afraid of the Dark

An intimate, haunting portrait that lets a singular voice and archival footage carry the weight of genius, pain, and history.

An intimate, music-rich archival portrait that lets a legendary voice narrate his own story with warmth and surprising bite.

A warm, unhurried detective story about music and memory that builds to a quietly moving, celebratory payoff.

A sweeping, soulful rise-and-fall portrait carried by a magnetic performance, moving between joyful music and the quiet ache of addiction and loss.

A stately, elegiac documentary that builds its portrait through archival voices and slow accumulation, stirring outrage and admiration in equal measure.

An immersive, music-filled portrait that swings between brilliance and self-destruction, leaving you moved by the art and the cost.

A stately, affectionate stroll through photographs and horns, rich with music and history, rewarding patience with deep immersion.

An affectionate, music-filled portrait that celebrates a pioneering talent while quietly acknowledging the barriers she faced.

A bittersweet, beautifully performed period drama that balances stage comedy with a sobering look at fame and racial prejudice.

A joyous, transporting concert rush that doubles as a bittersweet act of historical recovery, leaving you exhilarated and quietly indignant.

A warm, candid portrait that moves between career highlights and hard-won personal struggles, leaving you charmed and quietly moved.

A warm, thoughtful concert film that feels like a celebration and a history lesson at once, inviting you to listen closely.