Before stepping into the role of director, Marine Atlan spent years as a cinematographer demonstrating her preoccupation with capturing the texture of light, the reflections of surfaces, and the materiality
Dance in cinema, contrary to popular belief, is not merely a series of rhythmic movements intended to generate joy or laughter. Dance can be part of the language of cinema.
More than simply a crime thriller about the Sovereign Citizen Movement, Christian Swegal’s Sovereign is a bleak study of how ideology is passed down from father to son. While addressing
Fernando Eimbcke’s Flies explores the possibility of human transformation through an encounter with another person’s suffering. In this film, Eimbcke moves away from the familiar trope of “the grumpy, lonely
It is the year 1775. There are still 120 years to go before Joseph Roth is born, nearly 170 before Auschwitz, and 251 before thousands of Iranians are killed, injured,
Live Screening: June 6, 2026 | Dunbar Theatre, Vancouver
On May 8, 2026, the historic halls of Le Champo welcomed filmmakers, cinephiles, and artists from around the world for the latest edition of the Paris International Women's Film Festival
Honolulu, HI – July 2025 — The Hawaii Film Awards proudly concluded its July 2025 edition with an inspiring showcase of independent filmmaking at the Consolidated Theatres Pearlridge. This summer’s
Toronto audiences will have the opportunity to watch a gripping new political thriller on May 03 at Innis Town Hall and Global Link, featuring the harrowing journey of an exiled
According to the report of Mansour Jahani, an independent and international cinema journalist, Mohammad Rasoulof, a well-known director of Iranian cinema, was sentenced to 8 years in prison, whipping, fine
