Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds

A warm but bittersweet documentary that celebrates a beloved character while quietly examining a difficult father-son bond.

A gentle, chatty sit-down with familiar faces, easy to dip into and warm rather than probing.

A gentle, affectionate backstage portrait that lingers on craft and family, quietly moving as a mother watches her daughter work.

A glossy, candid sports retrospective that mixes nostalgic match footage with intimate family moments, easy to sink into even if you don't follow football.

A tender, funny, quietly moving portrait of a father and son facing mortality together, full of candid warmth and gentle nostalgia.

An intimate, patient look at a couple's long struggle to build a family, tender and quietly frustrating.

An intimate, reflective portrait that lets a legendary star speak for herself, blending archival glamour with raw vulnerability.

A quiet, tender plunge into old home movies that feels like sifting through a family's memories alongside the filmmaker.

Quiet, intimate testimony from older women recalling hard lives, moving between tears and resilience with plain documentary warmth.

A warm, intimate portrait that lingers on memory and loss, letting family and friends gently reclaim a life from its tragic ending.

A warm, nostalgic look at a famous partnership, mixing archival clips and interviews into an affectionate, bittersweet portrait.

A tender, bittersweet visit with proud women reflecting on faded glamour, aging and resilience, moving between laughter and quiet regret.