A damning exposé of an unjust judicial system, Free Chol Soo Lee revisits a wrongful conviction thrust upon a Korean immigrant in 1970s San Francisco. Highlighting the radical power of community activism, this vital solidarity call also reveals the lifelong scars that incarceration leaves behind.

While working as a teacher and basketball coach in Alabama, RaMell Ross filmed the local community over the course of five years. A profound humanism lies at the heart of this impressionistic, politically evocative work—a welcome portrait of the Black American South, nominated for the Oscars®.

Soothing sounds of radio crackle and gurgling cauldrons mix with Deep South patter in this richly textured, relaxed documentary from Nickel Boys director RaMell Ross. Capturing hard-to-see things like tacit knowledge and muscle memory, Easter Snap savors slow, skilled work in the age of automation.