Few filmmakers embrace uncertainty as willingly as Iranian-born director Ramin Niami. His latest feature, Fade Away, was not born from years of development or elaborate financing. Instead, it emerged from…
Reha Erdem’s quietly beautiful film examines the lives of children in a small Turkish village poised on a mountainside near the sea. Nature is all around them with winds rising and falling, the sun and moon rising and setting, sudden rains, bright sunny days, crisp nights, and the sounds of sheep, goats, donkeys, dogs, and chickens.
Cinema Without Borders is proud to announce that the 2026 Honorary Bridging the Borders Award will be presented to Ali Murat Erkorkmaz in recognition of his extraordinary contributions to the…
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Hollywood, Protest, and the War on Iran:
In moments when history tilts toward violence, it searches, almost desperately, for voices strong enough to resist its momentum.
