Landslide Spirit of the Public Square review by Dora Leu review by Dora Leu The struggle never ends: a fact of life, a fact of history. Film becomes video, the carriage becomes the car, but injustice persists, ever …
Primetime Mother Playing Pretend review by Anas Sareen After days of waiting, seven lucky candidates make a beeline towards the small backdoor of a television studio. On the other side of the …
The Birthday Party I Hate and I Love review by Zachary Seager On a crisp sunny morning in 1999, a young boy named Francesco arrives late to another boy’s birthday party. Everything opposes the two …
Shrooms Psilocybin dreams review by Zachary Seager The use of psilocybin—the psychedelic substance that makes some mushrooms magic—predates recorded history. In a considerably shorter time …
“Beyond Nollywood is a kind of ideology, a counter-position.” — Nadia Denton interview by Wilfred Okiche interview by Wilfred Okiche Nadia Denton’s ‘Beyond Nollywood’ has been around the world. The specially curated programme, which the British curator, author, and impact …
No More Watermarks Richard Misek on ‘A History of the World According to Getty … interview by Charlie Shackleton Filmmaker Richard Misek takes on the world’s largest commercial image archive in ‘A History of the World According to Getty Images’, …
“It’s a folly, it’s slapstick … Syllas Tzoumerkas talks about his short film ‘My Mother Is a … interview by Savina Petkova “It's very important for cinema to have this interaction with reality. I'm not talking about reality from a political angle, but real …
The Caterpillar's Journey Noel Keserwany on Golden Bear Winner ‘Les Chenilles’ interview by Hoda Taheri Noel and Michelle Keserwany share a deep connection to their homeland. Raised in Lebanon, they were brought up in the country’s vibrant …
