Kelsey Taylor’s “To Kill A Wolf” reimagines the ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ in a way that feels both unsettling and…
Browsing: Film Festival
Each morning, Jean (Olunike Adeliyi) wakes up before the sun and takes the long commute from Lawrence Heights to an…
After I watched Amy J. Berg’s latest documentary and her second portrait of an artist who unfortunately passed away way…
“By Design” (playing in the NEXT program at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival) is one of the few films screened…
Drawing inspiration from her own experience as a trans woman, Dylan Wardwell (who dons many hats as a filmmaker, actor,…
Disability has often been presented as a barrier to achieving “normal” human experiences, but in “The Ride Ahead,” Samuel Habib…
From its first frame, “Slumlord Millionaire” plants viewers firmly within the heart of New York City’s housing crisis, making it…
In the face of devastation, it’s often the smallest acts of defiance that leave the deepest impact. “Yalla Parkour,” Areeb…
The Białowieża Forest, a sprawling wilderness straddling the Polish-Belarusian border, is a place of ancient beauty. For Asia and Marek,…
Sareen Hairabedian’s “My Sweet Land” is a searing exploration of resilience, identity, and survival in a land perpetually on the…