Crystal clear: filmmakers Deborah Stratman, Mary Helena Clark, and Mike Gibisser join to discuss their new films, which premiered in the festivalâs New Frontier section
Look again: the first film from the NobelâPrize winning author engages Ernauxâs career-long fascination with photography to tell the story of an disintegrating marriage
Cold hearted: Hlynur Pálmasonâs latest is an astute examination of the eternal failure of colonial projects when self-absorbed outsiders are tasked with getting to know the world beyond themselves
<p>Even the best athletes in the world have had to endure grievances that make their journey much more poetic and inspiring. It seems like a good part of their story is overcoming themselves but also
About last night: Dessane Lopez Cassell, Poulomi Das, and Jessica Kiang join to talk about <em>Passages</em>, <em>Shortcomings</em>, <em>Milisuthando</em>, and more
<p>Ruth Caudeliâs Petit Mal is a very intimate look into the lives of three women who have decided to stay together, living under the complicated dynamics of a throuple. Caudeli, working as a writer/director/actress in
<p>Marc Levinâs Slam was digitally restored as a part of the Sundance Instituteâs Archives & Collection program to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the film. We revisited and reviewed the film as part of the
Two of a kind: Miriam Bale and Abby Sun return to talk about <em>Fair Play</em>, <em>All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt</em>, <em>Rye Lane</em>, and more
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Your guide to some of stories from around the world, screening on Australia's own HD SBS World Movies channel (Digital channel 32) over the holiday season and beyond.
