Daniel Day-Lewis sears the screen in his first role in eight years in the transfixing cinematic poem, Anemone. Day-Lewis co-wrote...

Oliver Laxe’s bold, brave, bleak cine-spectacle, Sirât, begins with a shot of giant speakers that soon begin blaring techno dance...

German director Ulrich Köhler delivers a thought-provoking meta work where the film-within-the-film is just as compelling as the film. Gavagai...

Adnan (Laith Khalifeh) is a curious gay art student seeking connection, whether it be friendship, lover or hook-up. And in...

Brazil could strike Oscar gold two years in a row! Kleber Mendonça Filho’s last narrative feature to screen at the...

 “The barbarism of doing nothing” Portuguese helmer Pedro Pinho’s packs a heap of themes into his 3 hour 36 minute...

Photographer Peter Hujar was one of many gifted artists this world lost to AIDS. He died in 1987 at the...

“We’re too old to grow up” Italian writer-director Francesco Sossai has crafted an atmospheric, endearing look at Gen X, born...

It’s difficult to fathom that the beguiling cinematic wonder, Last Night I Conquered the City of Thebes, is actually Gabriel...

“I thought I was doing everything right. Love them. Treat them well. Make them laugh. But somehow they all left....