“Ripe!” opens with Marty Robbins’ “Love is Blue” playing in the background. As the song rises to a crescendo, a…
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“Why do we always need misfortune to reunite?” Gaspard (Andranic Manet) asks his twin sister Louise (Noée Abita) in a…
For generations, the waterfront of Sunset Park in Brooklyn has been the lifeblood of a thriving industrial hub, providing jobs…
[Note: This review contains discussion of sensitive subject matter including mental illness and suicide that may be triggering for some…
Documentaries about the lives of rock legends usually fall under two main categories: those that are too effusive in their…
In “Laapataa Ladies,” the beginning of the millennium sees a naive, newlywed young lady named Phool (Nitanshi Goel) accompanying her…
In a celebration of cinematic excellence and cultural diversity, the 5th Nepal Cultural International Film Festival (NCIFF) concluded with resounding…
Penned from the pains of personal experiences and lessons learnt through healing, Writer/Director Actor Dillon Tucker’s semi-autobiographical work “Pure O”…
Rare is the film that ought to be longer; bad films are often too long and the greatest are able…
Filmmaker Luke Willis’ spirited documentary “Lady Like”—which recently had its world premiere at BFI Flare and was screened at the…