The Toronto International Film Festival saw some great stories and great films. There were also some great stories about women…
Browsing: world cinema
Nothing charms quite like New Zealand can. In actress Rachel House’s feature directing debut, she is our sherpa up “The…
Around the midway point of Victor Erice’s “Close Your Eyes,” Miguel (Manolo Solo) picks up a guitar and croons “My…
With their continued support of providing opportunities for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) filmmakers and storytellers; Indeed partnered…
Silence reigns for so much of Angela Schanelec’s bold, brooding and stealthily uplifting “Music” that the title itself starts to…
“Why do we always need misfortune to reunite?” Gaspard (Andranic Manet) asks his twin sister Louise (Noée Abita) in a…
In a celebration of cinematic excellence and cultural diversity, the 5th Nepal Cultural International Film Festival (NCIFF) concluded with resounding…
Rare is the film that ought to be longer; bad films are often too long and the greatest are able…
The audience always finds meaning in survival dramas. “Aadujeevitham” (The Goat Life) stars Prithviraj Sukumaran in a new addition to…
Kashmir is home to many stories and events, and many storytellers have used them to convey messages. Another addition to…