Oscilloscope Laboratories Archives

‘Anonymous Club’ Trailer: Courtney Barnett’s Intimate Doc Journey Comes To America In July

June 10, 2022 1:49 pm

Ever wondered just how much exhausting work goes into a musical act's world tour? Now audiences can find out for themselves. From filmmaker Danny Cohen, "Anonymous Club" chronicles the Melbourne, Australia-b...

‘Clara Sola’ Trailer: A Woman Awakens To Herself In Cannes ’21 Fortnight Selection On July 1

Valerie Thompson

June 9, 2022 11:47 am

News, Trailers

How can women overcome negative perceptions about them disguised as societal ideals? Filmmaker Nathalie Álvarez Mesén presents her own examination of feminine reinvention with “Clara Sola.” The 2021 Canne...

‘The Twentieth Century’ Trailer: A Canadian Politician’s Rise To Power Gets An Expressionist Twist

Ned Booth

October 31, 2020 1:55 pm

News, Trailers

After several acclaimed short films, Canadian filmmaker Matthew Rankin makes his feature-length debut with “The Twentieth Century." The film’s release comes after a massively successful festival run that began...

‘We Are Little Zombies’ Trailer: A Wild, 8-Bit Film About Orphans-Turned-Rock Stars

Charles Barfield

April 23, 2020 12:41 pm

News, Trailers

There’s not much we can say about “We Are Little Zombies” that can appropriately describe the craziness you’re about to witness. Thankfully, Oscilloscope has created a trailer for the new film that definitely ...

Poachers And Rangers Collide In The Trailer For ‘When Lambs Become Lions’

Matthew Monagle

October 26, 2019 1:14 pm

News, Trailers

One of our favorite films from the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival was "When Lambs Become Lions," a shocking documentary from director Jon Kasbe that explores both sides of the ivory trade with empathy and clarity. ...

War Doc ‘Combat Obscura’ Is An Unflinching Microcosm Of War In Afghanistan

Gary Garrison

March 16, 2019 11:44 am

News, Reviews

War is "boredom punctuated by moments of terror," as the old adage goes. Boredom, however, has never made for a good film, which has led to a cinematic century of war presented as an exciting, if horrifying end...

‘Wrestle’: A Striking Examination Of Race, Poverty & High School Sports In Alabama [Review]

Gary Garrison

February 22, 2019 3:34 pm

News, Reviews

There aren’t many ways out of poverty. The socioeconomic constraints that pin families in place don’t often let up from one generation to the next. This, though, is the antithesis to the American Dream of upwar...

‘Wrestle’ Trailer: ‘Hoop Dreams’ Goes To The Mat In This Striking Documentary

Kimber Myers

February 15, 2019 12:38 pm

News

If you're just as likely to cry as you are to stand up and cheer during a sports documentary (guilty), this Oscilloscope Laboratories' award winner may be the next film to get you out of your seat while blinkin...

’70s Cinema Flashback: ‘The Last Movie’, Dennis Hopper & Hal Ashby [AYT Podcast]

Erik McClanahan

September 5, 2018 5:11 pm

News, Podcasts

A challenging film is not inherently interesting or, you know, enjoyable. On this episode of Adjust Your Tracking, Joe and I dig deep into our beloved 1970s-era cinema, but we find out the hard way that not all...

Podcast: ‘Above and Below’ Director Nicolas Steiner Talks Traumatizing Movies, Making A Cinematic Doc & More

Erik McClanahan

April 15, 2016 1:56 pm

News

Podcast: 'Above and Below' Director Nicolas Steiner Talks Traumatizing Movies, Making A Cinematic Doc & More

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