With Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Sciamma has delivered a masterful ode to love, desire, and creativity — that feels both
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A chat with Ukrainian poet and filmmaker Iryna Tsilyk about her first documentary feature and the therapeutic power of film.
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Mind The Gap is Mill Valley’s gender initiative that aims to amplify work by female filmmakers. By 2020, the Bay Area film festival hopes to have 50 percent of their films directed
The Components of Love is a familiar story about a relationship falling apart.
Audacious but ultimately unsatisfying, Fanny Lye Deliver'd is an entertaining if flimsy folk horror homage.
Imogen Poots can't quite save Lorcan Finnegan's suburban pastiche from feeling like an overlong 'Black Mirror' episode.
Billie Piper steps behind the camera for a messy but fascinating anti rom-com.
Cosmo Jarvis' sensitive performance anchors Nick Rowland's directorial debut.
Mirrah Foulkes filters Tarantino through The Brothers Grimm in this ineffective fairy tale satire.
In competition for Documentary at this year’s 55th Chicago International Film Festival, Forman vs. Forman takes a look into the life of Czech director Milos Forman.
The Whisters is an artful take on the action genre that heavily relies on inspiration from classic cinema — such as the suspenseful noir thrillers of old.
Carmilla is a strong and meaningful debut from Emily Harris
