A treasure of a documentary, covering a cultural phenomenon with clarity, nuance, and responsibility.
A morose, lifeless condemnation of despicable people, for no discernible reason.
A treasure of a documentary, covering a cultural phenomenon with clarity, nuance, and responsibility.
This quirky comedy is a joyride of misfits in middle America.
Irish boys accidentally awaken vampires, and unleash hilarity.
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Despite roots in real-life trauma, Ismaël el Iraki's pulpy film fumbles its slippery approach.
Darkness explores complex topics, and the acting is admirable in capturing the raw emotions behind this heightened situation, but it leaves a bit too much shrouded in the shadows.
Our latest from CIFF looks at three films that deal with hardship and growth.
Michel Franco crafts a stinging rebuke of the idealized revolution by staging a nightmarish one.