Little, Big and Far (2025) ‘WIFF’ Documentary Review: An Obscure Yet Intriguing Meditation on Science, the Stars and Humanity.
A word of warning must be sounded before recommending “Little, Big, and Far” to anyone. This is an art film….
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A word of warning must be sounded before recommending “Little, Big, and Far” to anyone. This is an art film….
The early 1940s saw the rise of Bebop — or bop — characterized by a frenetic, experimental tempo and complex…
The first thing you’d notice about veteran nature photographer and filmmaker Ben Masters’, “The American Southwest” is just how beautiful…
Go to any newspaper or magazine kiosk in a country, which is a staple of its reading community, and one…
“The Lions by the River Tigris” (2025) invites us to a world that has usually been shown through a one-sided…
Shane Belcourt and Tanya Talaga’s documentary, “Ni-Naadamaadiz: Red Power Rising” (2025), takes us closer to understanding a revolutionary act of…
Klára Tasovská’s “I’m Not Everything I Want to Be” (Jeste nejsem, kĂ˝m chci bĂ˝t, 2024) offers a searing account of…
A screaming, small girl with her hands raised in the air, her clothes burnt to the last thread, with smoke…
Monica Strømdahl’s documentary “Flophouse America” (2025) follows an American family affected by the ongoing US housing crisis, which forces them to…