"Easy enough to follow until it becomes like punching through fog." A dark, empty theatre filled with a mysterious fog. A figure comes into frame, mostly ...

"A charming debut by a promising directorial voice." We often underestimate the importance of representation, since we’ve grown accustomed to only certain ...

"A gorgeous-looking film that works best when it manages to hide its machinations." Don't you hate it when the subtext bleeds into the text? If you do, ...

"A clear-eyed and profoundly moving ode to life and death." Five years after her first film Moon, 66 Questions premiered at Berlin and marked her as a ...

"It has the gratuitous fun, the unflinching assurance, and the honest modesty of B-movies at their best" With Arrested Memory, veteran Japanese director ...

"A compelling and thrilling story, even if it can't truly escape its genre trappings." "The road to freedom is always long." ...

"An optimistic vision of socialist politics and the power of mutual aid and community building." Veteran filmmaker Robert ...

"A playful and intellectual exploration of humanity." There’s an unexpected beauty that comes with navigating the streets of ...

At this year's Venice Film Festival, Nataliia Serebriakova spoke with Robert Greene, director of Too Much Sugar, about his ...

"Rubaiyat does not seem interested in softening her ideas or making them more comfortable for the audience. She allows the ...

"An absolute knockout of a film about love having the possibility to bridge divides and deliver freedom, even for a brief ...

"An idiosyncratic triumph." "Our genocide is old news for the West." When speaking about trauma, should exploring it be ...