Bae in Hyuk, Roh Jeong Hui and an unlikely love story called Our Universe
Starring Bae In Hyuk and Roh Jeong Hui, Our Universe explores themes of growth and parenting in a chaotic romantic…
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Shame and Money movie review: Visar Morina’s realist drama on economic disparity hits hard | Sundance Film Festival
HT at Sundance | Shame is a luxury in Kosovan director Visar Morina’s crushing drama about a family trying to…
A mother fights the system to protect and preserve a mountain in unforgettable doc | Sundance Film Festival review
HT at Sundance | To Hold a Mountain follows a shepherd mother and her daughter’s resistance to turning their ancestral…
A female taxi driver forges her way ahead in the Nigerian capital in Lady | Sundance Film Festival review
HT at Sundance | Set in the bustling African metropolis of Lagos, Lady is a vibrant and rich character study.
In Barbara Forever, a pioneer of queer cinema gets a moving and incandescent tribute | Sundance Film Festival review
HT at Sundance | Iconic filmmaker Barbara Hammer is very much alive and unforgettable in this new documentary that is…
Toxic teaser backlash ‘reveals cultural hypocrisy’, says Anurag Kashyap: ‘No one questions male actors going shirtless’
Anurag Kashyap has defended the teaser of Yash’s Toxic after it received backlash over a graphic sex scene.
One in a Million review: Masterful documentary follows a Syrian family in exile for 10 years
HT at Sundance | One in a Million won the directing award in the World Cinema Documentary section for Itab…
Documentary on a polar bear’s journey might be this year’s most essential piece of filmmaking | Review
HT at Sundance | Nuisance Bear presents an astutely observed and devastating look at one polar bear’s fight for survival…
Rinko Kikuchi dances her way through grief in poignant, crowd-pleasing drama Ha-chan, Shake Your Booty | Review
The Japanese film Ha-chan, Shake Your Booty! from writer-director Josef Kubota Wladyka, tells the story of a woman coming to…
A new voice is born in Paloma Schneideman’s precarious and moving coming-of-age drama Big Girls Don’t Cry | Review
Set in rural New Zealand in 2006, debut writer-director Paloma Schneideman charts the journey of 14-year-old Sid Bookman as she…