A result of an eight-year documentary journey, the film inhabits the lives of these young girls, leaving the audience to witness firsthand the rippling effects of their fathers’ absence, as well as the love their fathers have for them. What unfolds is an intimate, healing portrait of a generation of youth bearing the weight of mass incarceration, while still showing what is possible. In-person visitation for these families has been systematically shut down across the U.S. since 2014.
It’s possible that the issue at the heart of “A Missing Part” will resolve itself in a few years. Japan,…
Ninja Scroll is widely viewed as one of the most influential anime movies of all time. Fans around the world…
I, Immigrant
Bridging The Borders Award
International Animation Day
Slobodan Maksimović is a Slovenian filmmaker whose body of work covers different types and formats of cinema. He has directed three fiction features, a number of shorts, several documentaries and…
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The growing number of Indigenous films at the Toronto International Film Festival speaks to the breadth of work in Indigenous…
I still remember some of my earliest movie experiences as a little kid, the ones that really amazed me and…
Actors often have more than one project on the boil. The French actress Isabelle Huppert takes multitasking to the next level. For the next 11 days (Wednesday through Sept. 7),…
Cinema Without Borders has announced its jury members to decide on the winner of 2024 Bridging The Borders Award at the LUCAS International Festival for Young Film Lover in Germany. LUCAS programmers…