Daniel Blake Schwartz’s “Cotton Fever†— which had its world premiere in the U.S. Narrative Competition at this year’s Tribeca…
Browsing: Drama
The funny thing about a phone video is how little ceremony it asks from us. We take one because a…
I knew about Canada’s residential schools, but I’ll admit I knew much less about the Sixties Scoop before watching “Meadowlarks.”…
In a wordless opening sequence that launches “The Currents†(2025) designer Lina (Isabel Aimé González-Sola) graciously receives a professional award…
Sagar (Irrfan Khan), an ambitious musician rents a quaint cottage while awaiting his acceptance letter to a prestigious music academy…
The Philippines has become so used to absence that we sometimes forget how strange our family arrangements can look from…
Death leaves behind a room nobody quite knows how to enter. People can sit with you, feed you, distract you,…
In “Kartavya” (transl: Duty), Anand Shri (Saurabh Dwivedi), a cult leader preaches joy to his loyal devotees but is actually…
I have to admit that BDSM-themed films rarely interest me. Not because of the subject matter, but because too many…
Set in the hills of Himachal and starring noted Indian actor Vinay Pathak—along with Shalmalee Vaidya, and Rachita Arke—filmmaker Anshul…