The Tree of Life kicks off with a Bible quote from a book that should signal to you that - surprise! - there will be no easy answers. But when it comes to themes like creation, existence, significance, and memory, there shouldn't be.

The Tree of Life kicks off with a Bible quote from a book that should signal to you that - surprise! - there will be no easy answers. But when it comes to themes like creation, existence, significance, and memory, there shouldn't be.

The Tree of Life kicks off with a Bible quote from a book that should signal to you that - surprise! - there will be no easy answers. But when it comes to themes like creation, existence, significance, and memory, there shouldn't be.

The Tree of Life kicks off with a Bible quote from a book that should signal to you that - surprise! - there will be no easy answers. But when it comes to themes like creation, existence, significance, and memory, there shouldn't be.

Father son pair Mario Van Peebles and Melvin Van Peebles have two movies that tells stories of very different times and places. First up, a trip back to the early 90s. Everyone is worried about crime, crack is a problem, and there’s an issue with the police that isn’t be talked about. Also people hadn’t even seen Pooka yet. Back in the 1970s, Melvin Van Peebles set out to prove there was an audience for a new kind of movie. Looking at the demand Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song capitalized on. What it takes to make in independent film when no one fucking believes in you. Creating an entire decades long genre just to prove your point.

According to David Sterritt, The Thin Red Line is a film about the harmony of the universe. According to me, it's a film about mankind's existential insignificance (and why that's beautiful!)

According to David Sterritt, The Thin Red Line is a film about the harmony of the universe. According to me, it's a film about mankind's existential insignificance (and why that's beautiful!)

According to David Sterritt, The Thin Red Line is a film about the harmony of the universe. According to me, it's a film about mankind's existential insignificance (and why that's beautiful!)

According to David Sterritt, The Thin Red Line is a film about the harmony of the universe. According to me, it's a film about mankind's existential insignificance (and why that's beautiful!)