Welcome back to the Cause Cinema Spotlight.   We’ve got a good mix this week, A 15-year-old coming-of-age movie, a fun new series where a mom tries is learning lessons of her own, and a sequel to an award-winning doc. This week's picks include: The Biggest Little Farm - The Return The Diary of a Teenage Girl  Tiny Beautiful Things And that’s a wrap for the Cause Cinema Spotlight.  Hope you enjoy this week’s picks, don’t forget about our Earth Day Showcase - 30 documentaries at Cause Cinema.com

Welcome back to the Cause Cinema Spotlight.   Three new releases for you today.  An environmental thriller…A documentary sharing solutions for a divided America, and a fun dramedy series that begins with road rage. This week’s picks include: How to Blow Up A Pipeline The First Step Beef  

Welcome back to the Cause Cinema Spotlight.  3 projects.  Under 10 minutes.   We’ve got some period pieces this week, and a cop thriller with more drama behind the camera on the production than the movie itself.   Let’s start there, with Dragged Across Concrete. Festivals and critics responded well to the filmmaking, but the subject matter and then behind-the-scenes accusations caused the production company to shut down. Casting Mel Gibson always causes controversy, but this film's scandals escalated from its handling of police brutality and racism.  The story chose to directly address real-life issues like racial profiling and police brutality, while some of the actual police work is questionable. You be the judge. This week's picks include: Dragged Across Concrete Mary Antoinette Living And that’s a wrap for the Cause Cinema Spotlight this week.  Hope you enjoy this week’s picks.

Welcome back to the Cause Cinema Spotlight.  3 projects.  Under 10 minutes.   Today is March 17th.  Happy Saint Patrick’s Day.  Yes, we’re going to bookend our picks with some Irish love.  And still being Women’s History Month, let’s kick things off with Brooklyn, which is anchored by a beautiful performance from Irish actress Saoirse Ronan, in... Brooklyn Extrapolations Hear My Song And that’s a wrap for the Cause Cinema Spotlight this week.   

Welcome back to the Cause Cinema Spotlight.   As we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month and with the Academy Awards this weekend, let’s kick off with a strong candidate in the Feature Documentary category. This week's picks include: All the Beauty and the Bloodshed Palm Trees And Power Lines Finding Michael And that’s a wrap for the Cause Cinema Spotlight this week

Welcome back to the Cause Cinema Spotlight.  3 projects.  Under 10 minutes.   This is an exciting time of year, right.  it’s Oscar season, and yesterday march 2nd, Academy voters start to make their final selections.  And in March, we celebrate Women’s History Month. This week’s picks include: Women Talking Fire of Love Framing Agnes And that’s a wrap for the Cause Cinema Spotlight this week.  

Welcome back to the Cause Cinema Spotlight.  3 projects.  Under 10 minutes.   This week’s picks include: Bad Axe After Love EO    

Welcome back to the Cause Cinema Spotlight.  Again, My goal is to highlight engaging, often inspiring, movies and series, to save you time.  3 projects.  Under 10 minutes.   This week’s picks: Bill Russell: Legend Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence  Shepherd: The Story Of A Jewish Dog Until next time, you be well.  

Welcome back to the Cause Cinema Spotlight.  As you must know by now, and hopefully you’ve seen the Showcase of 28 Movies we shared earlier this week, we’re celebrating Black History Month!   Here are this week’s picks, starting with a great doc, from filmmaker, film critic, and all around great guy Elvis Mitchell:  Is That Black Enough For You?!?  The Story Of Looking Take Me To the River: New Orleans And that is a wrap for the Cause Cinema Spotlight this week.  Until next time, you be well.  

Welcome back to the Cause Cinema Spotlight.   Been a busy work, with the Oscars being announced, and today we recognize International Holocaust Remembrance Day, commemorating the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp in 1945. As established by the United Nations. This week’s picks include: Schindler's List  When You Finish Saving the World To Leslie And that is a wrap for the Cause Cinema Spotlight this week.   Until next time, you be well.