In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Juliette Binoche and writer/director Lance Hammer discuss QUEEN AT SEA, a deeply emotional exploration of love, aging and the complexities of caregiving.
& Sons is an ambitious, occasionally peculiar examination of fatherhood, legacy, and the emotional baggage parents leave behind.
Everest doesn’t unravel in the way that you may expect.
You cannot help but fall in love with Harry.
Animated film Iron Boy (Le Corset), directed by Louis Clichy, is about strength in weakness....
Bitter Christmas (Amarga Navidad) is the latest “auto-fiction” from Pedro Almodóvar. It focuses on...
Director Emil Alper’s Salvation (Kurtuluş) demonstrates the way religion can become a weapon that...
My first day at AFIFest presented by Canva was filled with the arts. Of course film is a artform...
The fight for goodness must come from the belief that it is there, no matter how hard it is to find.
Wicker presents an extremely well-executed world with a more limited scope that still manages to fill an entire town with personality and different characters.
No one here is trying to teach us a specific philosophy for how we should view the art they are discussing. Rather, we simply get to see and hear what they have to say about this time.
Very quickly, this becomes a battle for his soul.
For what it is, Street Fighter is good fun.