Classified X

Classified X is a revelation of the often elusive history of Black cinema, with gritty and stark view of how racism permeates throughout. Critically acclaimed film maker and ground breaking director Melvin Van Peebles gives sharp insight about the evolution of black film and how its entire existence was warped and drenched in racial overtones, stereotypes that still exist today,... Read More

Dive! the Film: Living Off America’s Trash

Dive! is a powerful documentary that most of the world literally can’t manage to stomach. The film sets in to give the viewer a glimpse of the underground world of dumpster diving and the American waste that feeds it. From the how to’s and proper etiquette, the film exposes the loose hierarchy and rules that accompany the art of “Dumpster Diving”. Not only does the... Read More

The Top 10 Best Brazilian Films Ever

Here at No Homework, were utterly obsessed with films, especially foreign films, they’re almost always enjoyable at some level. Our favorite country that exports awesome movies is Brazil, where the flavor and heritage of the country just oozes out through the cinema. A lot of these films have changed our lives in many ways, hopefully they’ll impact you just as much. Now here... Read More

Mysterious Skin

Mysterious Skin (2004) is film about two young men from Hutchinson, Kansas; one a teenage prostitute named Neil, played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, the other a nerdy asexual named Brian, played by Brady Corbet, is obsessed with alien abductions, and obtaining the truth behind his bouts of missing time, and odd occurrences as child. It was directed by Gregg Araki and adapted from the... Read More