From Lebanese-American filmmaker Jude Chehab, 'Q' is a fervent portrait of faith and how blind devotion can cause more harm than good.

'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse' is an incredible, mind-blowing work of art that is also one of the best films of the year.

'8 AM Metro' is a valiant effort at showing how a simple act of kindness has the power to change someone's life.

Bhagwan Bharose tells the story of two boys navigating their journey of faith, leading to poignant questions and moving revelations.

Suppressed violence is at the root of Master Gardener, a rich juxtaposition between the beauty of the present and the darkness of the past.

Eco-conscious folklore bathed in surrealism.

A police officer faces an uncomfortable truth that not all cases can be solved in the French crime film, The Night of the 12th.

By the end of the film, only one woman has given birth–not to a human, but to a belief.

BlackBerry is a fictionalized story inspired by real people and events about the ripe rise and sour fall of the world's first smartphone.

Based on the popular Italian novel, 'The Eight Mountains' is a visceral, heart-stirring nod to male friendship and the ties that bind us.

Joaquin Phoenix stars in 'Beau is Afraid,' an anxiety-ridden odyssey through childhood trauma that will leave you astounded and confounded.

From the directors of Leviathan, De Humani Corporis Fabrica is a highly stimulating, deeply affecting commentary on the fragility of life.

An interactive journey and meditative exploration into the world of sound.

At this year's TCMFF 2023, H. Nelson Tracey saw 'Paris Blues,' 'The Wiser Sex,' 'Bye Bye Birdie,' and 'Carmen Jones.'

A dazzling portrait of Nam June Paik, an enigmatic figure often referred to as 'The George Washington of Video Art'.