Cradle Will Rock

A sharp, talky, black-and-white plunge into Hollywood backrooms, witty and weary, rewarding close attention with a lingering melancholy.

A chillingly plausible political satire that feels like a real documentary, making you laugh and squirm as it exposes media manipulation and the dark side of populism.

A sweltering, funny, and ultimately devastating day-in-the-life that builds heat and tension until the air is thick with consequence.

A quietly gripping moral drama that unfolds with the tension of a thriller, steeped in melancholy and sharp social observation.

A glittering, talky backstage drama where wit and ambition cut like knives, leaving a lingering chill about what people will do to be adored.

A blistering, talky satire that crackles with righteous fury and bitter laughs, demanding attention as it dissects media manipulation and moral decay.

A stirring, earnest drama that builds from folksy charm to a tense, exhausting moral stand, leaving you moved and a little wrung out.

A taut, black-and-white plunge into a newsroom under siege, crackling with cigarette smoke and moral conviction.

A brooding, fast-talking political tragedy that sweeps you up in one man's magnetic, corrupting climb and the quiet wreckage he leaves behind.

A talky, backstage drama of ego and power, watching creative ambition collide with old money and media control.

A sharp, witty, and ultimately moving look at a man fighting to keep his voice in a system determined to silence him.

A tense, cynical plunge into political backstabbing, where idealism curdles into betrayal and the cost of winning becomes chillingly clear.