1. 50/502. Bully3. Long Shot4. The Informant!5. The Wackness6. Elvis Presley—The Searcher7. Disobedience8. When Two Worlds Collide9. Savage Grace10. Che—The Argentince11. Manda Bala12. 16 Acres13. The Workers Cup14. The Night Before15. City of Joy16. All The Boys Love Mandy Lane17. Detropia18. Hate Rising19. This Is Yoko20. Warm Bodies21. Madeleine's Madeleine22. The Lottery23. Gigi Gorgeous—This Is Everything24. The Truffle Hunters25. Rush26. Women, War & Peaceaboutcontact
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50/50

Seth Rogen is best friend to Joseph Gordon-Levitt in this cancer comedy. Based on the true story events of writer Will Reiser, a young man finds himself addressing mortality at a very young age from a exceedingly rare and fatal form of cancer. It's a buddy film and a love story wrapped tightly in the pain and reflection of mortality.

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2

Bully

A deep dive and disturbing exploration into the epidemic of bullying. Director, Lee Hirsch, creates a film and social media outreach juggernaut to spotlight this growing problem in the United States.

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Long Shot

Seth Rogen is a Brooklyn journalist and Charlize Theron the U.S. Secretary of State in this latest film by director Jonathan Levine. Allusions to our current political climate abound in this comedy while a budding romance takes shape during the course of Mrs Theron's characters' run for the White House. An unlikely romance that will take its place in the pantheon of great modern romantic comedies.

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4

The
Informant!

Steven Soderbergh’s true story comedy about a multinational agribusiness employee going AWOL. No longer able to hide and lie, he becomes a haphazard informant helping to expose an industry that peddles in dishonestly for profit. A special font was designed to mimic the hand drawn font of 'Gambit', the 1962 film starring Shirley MacLane and Michael Caine.

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5

The
Wackness

A low rent drug dealing kid and his troubled psychiatrist find commonality in this quirky coming of age film starring Ben Kinsley, Famke Jenkson, Josh Peck.

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6

Elvis—
The Searcher

Sony Pictures Television and HBO Documentary Films teamed up with Emmy Award winning director Thom Zimny to create the definitive two part film on the musical life of Elvis Presley. Steering clear of the tabloid driven image of Elvis, the film celebrates the life and art that makes Elvis Presley the musical icon he is.

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7

Disobedience

Kelly Nyks directs this comprehensive documentary film chronicling the past, present and future of the climate change. Why we are here and where we are going. A call to action for a set of problems that, if not taken seriously and addressed, imperil the very ground we stand on.

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8

When
Two Worlds
Collide

Big Industry and centuries old culture collide in an existential fight for justice. When Two Worlds Collide was awarded Best New Documentary Feature at the Sundance Film Festival.

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9

Savage
Grace

The disturbing true life story of the Baekeland family. Tom Kalin directs this lush film starring Julianne Moore and Eddie Redmayne. Dislocation mixed with boredom and wealth converge leaving us swimming in the remains of lives lost and boundaries exploded.

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10

Che —
The Argentine

Steven Soderbergh's two part film series for IFC Films on the life of Che Guevara. The font is based off a mechanical engine drawing from the 1950's that Nuncle was asked to recreate for the film.

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11

Manda
Bala

Corruption and kidnapping in Sao Paulo Brazil is the font from which this harrowing documentary is born. Bullet-proofed cars, ear reconstruction surgery, a frog farm and a powerful politician are woven together in this masterful documentary that took home Best Documentary Feature at the Sundance Film Festival.

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12

16 Acres

The mayhem of the post 9-11 Ground Zero site unfolds in this dizzying documentary. Power, money and influence play center stage as the New York City power brokers jockey for position in this high stakes real world battle.

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13

The
Workers
Cup

Men labor to build sports’ grandest stage in Qatar. A monument to the game they love so much has taken much of their lives away from them. Only the joy of play remains in this poignant and heartbreaking story of globalization and commodification, and the human collateral damage it leaves in its wake.

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14

The
Night
Before

In Jonathan Levine's fantasy holiday comedy, Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon-Levitt go on a circuitous search for the ultimate exclusive holiday party. Zig-zagging through the streets of New York City with a secret ticket in-hand they feverishly search for this premier destination.

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15

City of Joy

Netflix documentary City Of Joy explores the horrors of conflict and the unfathomable bravery and spirit of the women who have had to endure the unthinkable. Eve Ensler produces this Madeleine Gavin directed film that stars the amazing women and the amazing Dr Denis Mukwege, Nobel Pease Prize Winner of 2018.

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16

All The
Boys
Love
Mandy Lane

A group of teens go out to a house in the woods to party. Bad things start happening. When the killing starts, it doesn’t end until we find ourselves in shock as the killer is revealed. All The Boys Love Mandy Lane lulls the audience with the genre tropes we have come to expect only to sideswipe us to reveal a truly terrifying psychological horror film experience.

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17

Detropia

Motor City Detroit is center stage in this dramatic examination of capitalism and industry adjusting to competition and capitalist greed. Academy Award Loki Films filmmakers, Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady put together a quiet affecting film that shows the slow motion decline of Americas industrial sector and the people who are most affected.

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18

Hate Rising

An exploration into the rise of hate and hate speech in the United States Of America. A prescient film that explores the various links between hate speech and hate crimes.

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19

This is
Yoko

Directed by Sean Lennon, the short film chronicles the life and art of Yoko Ono in an intimate and honest celebration of her profound impact and contribution to the world of music, art and performance. The piece was shown at the MoMA retrospective: Yoko Ono — One Woman Show.

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20

Warm Bodies

A zombie apocalypse that finds true to life humanity within the chaos and gore. A unlikely love story showing that otherness shall never be prove to be a deterrent to the depth and power of genuine love.

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21

Madeleine's
Madeleine

A psychological journey in perspective. Acclaimed independent director Josephine Decker delivers a film that finds us all searching for some balance and understanding.

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22

The
Lottery

Madeline Sackler directs this documentary laying out the complexities of New York City's primary education system and the role the modern Charter School plays in the lives of the hopeful, striving, and underprivileged.

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22

This is Everything

Directed by Academy Award-Winner Barbara Kopple, Gigi Gorgeous is the story of a transgender YouTube star whose own struggles have inspired a generation to feel love for themselves, expect love from others and find the strength to know that they belong.

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23

The
Truffle
Hunters

The lost art of slow. The Truffle Hunters captures a precarious ritual being threatened by greed and outside influence through patient story telling and stunning cinematography.

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23

Rush

A chaotic dive into the bifurcated life of a Los Angeles doctor who serves the wealthy and powerful. Saving lives and cleaning up the mess, Dr. William Rush copes through self-medicating. Concealing damning secrets and pedaling in fast and loose pharmacology, Dr. Rush perfects a disturbing dance of turning the other cheek, padding his wallet, propelling his career, and all the while feed his own habit. A mad juggling act the audience knows is unsustainable and simply waits and watches for it to all implode.

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23

Women,
War &
Peace

If today’s movements signal a future marked by gender equality, Women, War & Peace II looks to the past to see exactly—and how effectively—women can make that happen.

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