Michelle Prather

This thoughtful history of the evolution of the Jam is heavy on band anecdotes, fan praise and a chipper Paul Weller enjoying the stroll down Stanley Road.

This is the story of three boys whose destiny depends on their strength, grace, and determination.

This brief but insightful documentary reveals how dance education can transform students’ public school experience one plié at a time.

In tackling the divisive topic of The Troubles in Northern Ireland director Yann Demange blurs the boundaries of loyalty and highlights humanity.

Girl leaves soulless music industry job to rediscover her sonic mojo in the legendary town of Woodstock. Bet you can’t guess what happens next.

This condensed cinematic version of the classic Hans Christian Andersen tale illustrates how the warmth of love can overcome the icy oppressiveness of poverty and anger.

In the age of disposable marriages, two newlyweds struggle to decide whether they can be bothered to make good on “till death do us part.”

Filmmakers David Redmon and Ashley Sabin reveal how swiftly the international modeling industry can chew up and spit out unsuspecting beauties.

In 1957, The Hour’s heavy hitters continue to expose corruption as they secretly battle personal demons and daily dramas.

Stephen Fry attempts to find light in the darkness that shrouds Richard Wagner’s career.

When a young male artist possesses the hearts of a thirtysomething woman and a middle-aged man, only he has the power to craft the outcome of their affair.

This is what happens when Paul McCartney creates a film from a circle.

Captivating hearsay delivered by Beatles fans for Beatles fans.

A rich, fetching collection that offers plenty of substance with its style.

Record producer George Martin talks wartime, music school, comedy records, The Beatles, and beyond.

The love story of an unlikely pair who find common ground through honesty, listening, and learning.

After weathering a fierce storm, five outcast teenagers serving community service discover they have the gift, and curse, of superpowers.

When a man reveals his misdeed to his wife, she makes him pay in spades.

Michael Wood and the residents of Kibworth investigate the village’s rich history from the ground up.

A snapshot of a young bride who must come to terms with real life in the 1940s.

The Sesame Street gang adds their two cents on the subject of math.

An influential veteran act shows how to make an audience swoon.

Irrefutable evidence that this band’s gone big time. (And why not?)

Ron Honsa’s Never Stand Still gets to the heart of why people dance and why where they dance makes all the difference.

Very reminiscent of the Before Sunrise/Before Sunset franchise.

This documentary chronicles the Joffrey Ballet’s risk-taking journey through the often unstable world of American dance.

Successfully fills a niche in an otherwise oversaturated market.