SORRY/NOT SORRY – Review by April Neale

Louis C.K is ready for his closeup, again. Sorry/Not Sorry is the documentary about the rise and fall and rise(ish) of comic Louis C.K. Caroline Suh and Cara Mones’ film centers on a New York Times article that chronicles the downfall and comeback of the comedian in the wake of serious sexual harassment allegations. We are not talking about rape but exposure-related intimidations.

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GROUP THERAPY (Tribeca 2024) – Review by Ulkar Alakbarova

We all know how it plays out on social media when self-proclaimed Facebook and X judges condemn famous people for their struggles with addiction and mental health. No disease differentiates between rich and poor, famous and ordinary. We don’t have to look far: Robin Williams, the beloved late actor and comedian, brought so much laughter to the world. Yet, no one is immune to the struggles of mental health. It’s true, it’s real, and it’s a pandemic. But can it be treated? Group Therapy demonstrates that depression is not as powerful as it seems, though overcoming it is not easy.

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