Mike Wallace was a fixture in American homes for the better part of the last century. He interviewed every celebrity from Salvador Dalí to Barbra Streisand. As the lead anchor on prolific and long-running news magazine 60 Minutes, Wallace was on the front lines of every major world event for his entire 37-year run. Mike Wallace is Here breaks down the man who went from game show host to hard-hitting newsman. Sam Fragoso of The Wrap called the doc “The result is a prismatic portrait, a movie that sits at the intersection of long-form journalism and riveting documentary.”

A beekeeper from a remote village is confronted with a threat to her and her family’s way of life in this powerful documentary about honey, the environment, family, and greed. Called “a painstaking observational documentary” by Guy Lodge of Variety, Honeyland filmmakers Ljubomir Stefanov and Tamara Kotevska prompt some thought-provoking questions on the balance of progress over preservation.

A slew of recent projects from exciting filmmakers have examined the tolls of toxic masculinity and harassment in the workplace. Glow, Support the Girls, Unsane, and even Stranger Things took aim at the daily trials of working women. The Ground Beneath My Feet expands on those themes as the central characters delve deeper into a psychological thriller about mental illness. “The Ground Beneath My Feet captures the taxing realities of mental illness on those affected and their carers without sentimentality or sugarcoating,” says Carmen Paddock of One Room With A View.

Playing New York and Los Angeles this weekend, expanding to limited screens Aug 2nd.

Spotlight Pick!

Surprisingly Apollo 11 is still in theaters and just added ten more. Though currently available on-demand, you can still see the film at twenty IMAX locations around the country. The visuals for this new doc are breathtaking, but best enjoyed in Dolby sound and full IMAX projection. Unprecedented access to unreleased audio from the Apollo 11 space mission gave director Todd Douglas Miller a whole new avenue to craft a unique story about well-known events. Premiering at the Sundance Film Festival, this reconstruction of humanity’s first successful trip to the moon uses archival footage to enthrall the audience completely.

In Limited Release.