Originally commissioned by the Lutheran Society as a warning against elder abuse, it was never released when it was deemed too terrifying, making this film about a senior citizen (Lincoln Maazel) who goes on a rollercoaster of emotions before ever getting on a ride as he navigates a theme park. Romero to save one last surprise for audiences with this 1973 film recently unearthed and restored by Indie Collect. The Lowdown: Giving his specialty for the undead, leave it to George A. Points of Interest: IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, trailer (How to Watch: In Theaters )Ĭast: Lincoln Maazel, Harry Albacker, Phyllis Casterwiler, Pete Chovan, Marion Cook, Sally Erwin The Lowdown: After warming up with the ESPN doc “Subject to Review” about sports replay systems, “Rat Film” director Theo Anthony takes a look at the development of cameras and its connection to policing, exploring how deceptive images can be even without any obvious manipulation. Points of Interest: IMDb, Official Site, Rotten Tomatoes The Lowdown: A biography of Franco Stevens, founder of the pioneering LGBTQ magazine Curve, made by her partner Jen Rainin becomes an intriguing consideration of its place today as a decision about whether to continue as a print publication brings up other questions about the community as a whole.

Points of Interest: IMDb, Official Site, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Rotten Tomatoes, trailer (How to Watch: In Theaters and on VOD ) Ahead of the Curve The Lowdown: The latest magic trick from “Barbara” and “Phoenix” director Christian Petzold reunites stars of his previous film “Transit” as a pair that crosses paths despite diametrically opposed occupations, with Paula Beer playing a museum docent who guides people through the topography of Berlin while Franz Rogowski works underground as a welder, though something’s in the water, bringing them together. Points of Interest: IMDb, Official Site, Rotten Tomatoes, trailer Cast: Paula Beer, Franz Rogowski, Maryam Zaree, Jacob Matschenz

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