‘Rule Breakers’ Review: One Giant Leap for Womankind
International Women’s Day kicks off with the inspiring story of heroine Roya Mahboob.
‘Mesopotamia, TX’ Review: Capturing a Phenomenon Up Close
Filmed during a real solar eclipse (and on 16mm film no less), 'Mesopotamia, TX' is an incredible achievement.
‘Do I Shock U Like Lightning’ Review: A Singing Portrait of Optimism
Writer-director Kahlil Maskati crafts a heartfelt story about the healing and restorative power of music.
‘On Becoming a Guinea Fowl’ Review: A Defiant Observation of Life and Death
'On Becoming a Guinea Fowl' feels like a return to form for A24, a studio that prioritizes art-centric films with a distinct point of view.
‘Gillyfish’ Review: To See and Feel Seen
'Gillyfish' is about healing by proxy, and the relief that comes when acknowledging hard truths.
‘The Umesh Chronicles’ Review: Using Cinema as Poetic Language
Filmmaker Pooja Kaul's fingerprints are all over this delicate story of two hierarchies navigating a society in change.
‘B is for Bachata’ Review: Full of Heart, Hips, and Passion
Running just 13 minutes long, 'B is for Bachata' is a colorful homage to the significance of this style of dance.
‘Anwar’ Review: Understanding the Beauty of Life and Death
Does mother always know best? The answer isn't so simple in director Fawaz Al-Matrouk's sci-fi drama.