No Bears

The latest film from dissident Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi titled No Bears is a clever meta-satire that works well as an indictment of Iran's authoritarian regime as well as an [...]

Corsage

Corsage is an emotionally complex, vivid period piece about the life and repression of Empress Elisabeth during her tenure as Queen of Austria. The film chronicles how her anxieties, insecurities, [...]

Nanny

There have been many films about the experiences of immigrants coming to the United States. While most are dramas, they have run the gamut of tone and genre. In her [...]

Good Night Oppy

From the earliest days, Man has looked to the skies and wondered what is out there. As technology advanced, humans have been able to travel first to orbit around the [...]

Violent Night

Filmmaker Tommy Wirkola is best known for making high concept genre films that often dabble in the ridiculous. This is the director who has given us two Nazi zombie movies, [...]

Sr.

Undeniably charming and equally bittersweet, Sr. is an unconventionally crafted documentary that engages and moves just as much as any other narrative out right now. With a savvy style and [...]

The Eternal Daughter

Closure and catharsis are certainly the themes explored, but at its core, Johanna Hogg's latest feature, The Eternal Daughter, is an examination of artistic healing, isolation, and motherhood. Incisive, melancholic, [...]

Utama

A simple story of aging and reconciliation between an elderly Quechua-speaking married couple and their grandson where they reside in their Altiplano Basin community that is within the Andes in [...]

She Said

It's a rarity when an international filmmaker is able to make a transfer from their homeland to an American studio film and still succeed, After high acclaim with last year's [...]

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