Interview with Lesia Diak: Director, Dad’s Lullaby (2024)
For many of us, the war in Ukraine seized our attention with the 2022 invasion, but for Ukrainians, warfare has…
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The Propagandist (2024) ‘IDFA’ Movie Review: Rigorous, Vital Interrogation of Linkages Between Cinema and Complicity
Luuk Bouwman’s doc, “The Propagandist” is all about projection and hiding. It’s a convenient schematic arrangement of facts and fiction,…
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Rhythm of Dammam (2024) ‘IFFI’ Movie Review: A Beautiful Attempt in Surreal Documentation of A Marginalized Community
The genealogical tracing of a community, or even the discovery of a community as a result of colonization and slavery…
All Luca Guadagnino Movies (Including Queer) Ranked From Worst to Best
Luca Guadagnino is a treasured specimen in the current landscape of arthouse cinema. He is one of the increasingly rare…
Solvent (2024) Movie Review: There’s Something Deeply Disturbing In The Water
A few minutes into Johannes Grenzfurthner’s “Solvent,” we are privy to a dilapidated Austrian farmhouse belonging to one Wolfgang Zinggl,…
10 Best Mrinal Sen Movies, Ranked
Mrinal Sen will always be known as a Marxist artist. Right from being involved with the cultural wing of the…
Light Memories, A Want in Her (2024) ‘IDFA’ Movie Review: Poignant Excavations of Family Ties
Misha Vallejo Prut’s “Light Memories” circles an act of searching. Misha never got to know of his grandfather. Many reserves…
Lead & Copper (2024) Movie Review: Intensive Expose on Water Hazards Is Pedantic to An Unemotional Extreme
William Hart’s “Lead & Copper” (2024) narrates the recent public history of Flint City in Michigan. It’s set against the…
Turtle Walker (2024) ‘DOC NYC’ Movie Review: A Rousing Human Interest Story Meets a Pertinent Cause in a Red Turtle-Esque Storytelling Style
Taira Malaney’s “Turtle Walker” (2024) revolves around Satish Bhaskar, an Indian biologist who devoted his life to preserving sea turtles….