The 20 Highest Grossing Indies of 2021 (A Running List)
Refreshed weekly, here’s a chart of the year’s twenty highest-grossing theatrically released films.
Refreshed weekly, here’s a chart of the year’s twenty highest-grossing theatrically released films.
Berlin: Copley is the haunting centerpiece of a half-baked character study more invested in disturbing questions than answers.
“We were forced to put in a white person,” Hall said about the 1988 comedy hit.
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Berlin: “Red Scare” podcast co-host Dasha Nekrasova’s directorial debut makes compelling horror out of a web of real-life conspiracy theories.
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“Sharp Stick” stars Kristine Froseth, Taylour Paige, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Jon Bernthal.
Berlin: At nearly four hours, this intimate portrait of a classroom for immigrant children in Germany is a profound statement about multiculturalism.
Berlin: Tina Turner has told her story more times than she ever wanted. She hopes this rousing documentary is the final word.
No need for screeners: Golden Globes winners “Minari,” “I Care a Lot,” “Nomadland,” and “The United States vs. Billie Holliday” are all available at home.
A fun time-loop actioner that pulls its punches ever so slightly — even Mel Gibson as the villain isn’t as unhinged as he could be.
Berlin: Maria Schrader’s new dramedy isn’t perfect, but Stevens and Maren Egert help bring a subtle twist to a familiar premise.