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Having previously chalked up metaphysical and reflective dramas along the lines of The Place , Superheroes and The First Day of My Life…

Amel Guellaty’s debut feature-length Where the Wind Comes From screened at the World Cinema Dramatic Competition section of the just ended Sundance Film Festival. The…

We Believe You  by Arnaud Dufeys and Charlotte Devillers has been unveiled in a world premiere within the 75th Berlinale’s brand-new Perspectives section, which is…

Junmi Chen is a visionary LGBTQ+ activist and documentary filmmaker from China, now based in the United States. Their work…

Whether it’s in books by Kafka and Turgenev, in films such as Tim Burton’s Big Fish or Andrej Zvjagincev’s Russian masterpiece The Return,…

Universal Language, directed by Matthew Rankin, has been selected as Canada’s entry for the Best International Film Award at the…

Newsflash: Iran has invaded the sleepy Canadian city of Winnipeg. Correction: Iranian cinema has actually invaded Winnipeg. Precision: Two Iranian movies that…

It’s the early 1990s, and independent Lithuania is in its infancy just as Ignas Miškinis’s protagonist in The Southern Chronicles, Rimantas (Džiugas…

As an advocate for free speech, I’ve witnessed numerous filmmakers courageously defending this principle by creating films that critique the…

Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin is the latest offering from prolific faith-based production company, Angel Studios. Written and directed by Todd…