New Faces, New Voices Film Festival Reunites Cinephiles
Year three of the film festival highlighting women, BIPOC and LGBTQ+ filmmakers was a testament to New York City’s post-pandemic comeback.
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Katra Film Series Celebrates Landmark 10th Anniversary
One of the first film festivals to open live since the pandemic, Katra delivers the best in independent cinema for a milestone decade.
An Interview with Documentarian Filmmaker Andres Bronnimann on The Universality of It All
In his documentary feature debut, award-winning filmmaker Bronnimann brings heartrending new perspective to immigration issues.
Love, Life, and How to Live: Tony Ahedo’s Film Icon
Ahedo's debut feature, succeeding on the festival circuit, adds new layers to a story of teenage pregnancy and redefining fatherhood.
Netflix’s Concrete Cowboy Spotlights Black Urban Cowboy Culture in a Coming-Of-Age Story
Idris Elba and Caleb McLaughlin star in a drama that explores gentrification's effects on semi-hidden communities.
“Here Before” Review: A Mother’s Grief Tests Reality
The loss of a child is probably among the single most painful things any person...
In Conversation with Barry Jenkins & Composer Nicholas Britell on "The Underground Railroad" at SXSW
Academy Award-winning filmmaker Barry Jenkins and Academy Award-nominated and Emmy Award-winning composer Nicholas Britell are...
"The End of Us": A Review
With just over a year since the pandemic truly started, many of us can barely...
First Look at Starz’s True Crime Docuseries, “Confronting a Serial Killer”
On September 25, 2014, Sam Little was convicted of a series of murders and sentenced...
On Anime Fans in the Black Community
At the height of the quarantine when COVID-19 was at its worst, my routine consisted...
"Ludi" Is a Timely Wake-Up Call From the American Dream
The American Dream is a shared aspiration, no matter where or how you grew up....
Short Film "Ten Leaves Dilated" Explores Cultural Taboos Surrounding Discussions of Childbirth
“Ten Leaves Dilated” examines the lack of candid discussion around trauma of birth...
“Islands” Review: Loneliness, Love, and Growth in a Minimalist Filipino Drama
The lonely, middle-aged virgin man has often been treated as one of the lowest rungs...
"Angie: Lost Girls" Combats Gory Depictions of Sex Trafficking in Film
Sex Trafficking in America An estimated 15,000 to 50,000 women and children are...
Bruce Mau Design and Vision: Film "Mau" Captures Life and Achievements
Bruce Mau Design and Vision ‘Who is Bruce Mau?’ is the opening line of brothers...
Kiyoko McCRae Joins New Orleans Film Society as Director of Documentary Programming and Filmmaker Labs
New Orleans News New Orleans news: The New Orleans Film Society (NOFS) announced the hire...
10 Films to Stream This Women’s History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, check out these 10 films across Netflix, Hulu,...
Graciela Guarani and Gui Bolliger on “My Blood is Red” and Indigenous Genocide in Brazil
At the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, three children were brought onto the field to...
Women’s History Month: 11 Acclaimed Female Film Directors of the Past and Present
Female directors have been woefully underrated in Hollywood for the longest time. But in recent...
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