Ukrainian Cinema Who If Not Us? Who If Not Us? streams for free during the entire month of December as part of ArteKino
Baltic Cinema Holy Destructors A Baltic film festival would be incomplete without a documentary in the poetic tradition of the Baltic countries.
Baltic Cinema Becoming With such a descriptive title, it’s no surprise that Zhannat Alshanova’s feature directorial debut is a coming-of-age story. The action takes place in Kazakhstan during the post-Soviet era. Seventeen-year-old Mila (Tamiris Zhangazinova) is a talented swimmer and a stereotypically ornery teenage daughter. Her mother (Assel Kaliyeva) isn’t
Baltic Cinema Hunger Strike Breakfast A cinéma vérité approach and adds a dose of absurdism to the crucial Lithuanian historical events of January 1991.
Baltic Cinema The Activist It can be tender. It can be classically dramatic. It can be sexy. And it can be thrilling.
Baltic Cinema Happiness is Living in our Land Appropriately messy and entertaining doc about Estonian punk band...
Interview Interview with Jack Serra on Generation Well "I didn’t want the edit to feel seamless or conventional."
Dmovies Generation Well Sometimes it almost looks like Serra gives preferential treatment toward the difficult choice. And that’s why it works.
Malaga Film Festival 2025 Interview with Francisco Guijarro (Moses) "Seeing him watch his story unfold on screen, knowing it had finally been told, was one of the most powerful moments of my life."
Malaga Film Festival 2025 Moses Fran Guijarro’s feature documentary is one of the most empathetic and humanistic documentaries I’ve ever seen.
Sydney Film Festival The Wanderer Well-known portrait photographer takes director's chair in order to a create visually impressive short film about death and the afterlife - from the Sydney Film Festival
Reviews The Little Brother (Bratan) The Little Brother is a travel film with a defying political undercurrent
Reviews Death Education Chinese teacher introduces the topic of death education to his students... by experiencing it firsthand - poetic documentary premiered at Sundance
Reviews Contact Lens The contacts work as metaphors for both seeing the world differently and the imprisoning cycle of routine.
Reviews Carole & Grey TikTok is going to change the way movies are watched and made. And Carole & Grey, a film conceived of in 45 clips meant for the easily digestible TikTok, is the first film to fully embrace the coming change.
