Cover-Up

Henry Hill grows up in the mob and works very hard to advance himself through the ranks. He enjoys the perks of his lifestyle but his business dealings mix him up in drugs and lead to prison time. Based on a true story, this Martin Scorsese masterpiece chronicles the rise and fall of a wiseguy.

David Fincher's meditation on the creation of Citizen Kane follows screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz as he writes the screenplay for Orson Welles' masterpiece while reflecting on the moments that led him to that point. Based on a script by Fincher's late father, the film is a thought-provoking drama about taking accountability, standing up to injustice, and putting your name on the line. Despite being Fincher's first film since Gone Girl, it received a surprisingly muted response that it didn't deserve.

Local hero Dave Fishwick returns to take on predatory payday lenders after establishing his successful community bank in Burnley. He assembles a team to fight these ruthless financial institutions that prey on the most vulnerable. A feel-good sequel about banking with heart.

Regina King's directorial debut imagines a fictional meeting between Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X, Sam Cooke, and Jim Brown on the night of Ali's 1964 championship victory. A powerful chamber piece about friendship, activism, and what it means to use your platform for change.

Based on the true story of boxer Micky Ward and his drug-addicted half-brother Dicky, who trained him before going to prison. Set in working-class Massachusetts, the film follows Micky's rise in boxing while dealing with his dysfunctional but loving family. Christian Bale and Melissa Leo won Oscars for their powerhouse supporting performances.

One of three films starring Charli XCX, this A24 release became one of their fastest-selling limited releases. The mockumentary follows a pop star preparing for her first major tour and how it affects her life. A meta exploration of fame, identity, and the cost of stardom in the social media age.

Based on a true story, Polish-Jewish pianist Władysław Szpilman (Adrien Brody) struggles to survive in Warsaw during World War II as the Nazi occupation devastates his community. After his family is deported, he hides in the ruins of the city, depending on the kindness of friends and strangers to stay alive. Roman Polanski's harrowing drama depicts the Holocaust through one man's extraordinary will to survive.

Ava DuVernay's biographical drama follows author Isabel Wilkerson as she travels the world researching her book about caste systems and racism. Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor delivers a compelling performance in this thoughtful exploration of historical oppression. Despite critical acclaim and a 97% audience score, the film was criminally underseen theatrically.

David France's harrowing documentary exposes the anti-gay purges in Chechnya using groundbreaking AI technology to protect activists' identities. The film follows brave individuals rescuing LGBTQ+ torture survivors while revealing ongoing human rights atrocities. Revolutionary filmmaking techniques combined with urgent journalism create an unforgettable viewing experience.

Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie's devastating investigation into Canada's residential school system following the discovery of unmarked graves. The Sundance-winning documentary weaves together three narratives exploring intergenerational trauma and cultural genocide. Personal storytelling meets investigative journalism in this essential and heart-wrenching work.