Ken Liu's imaginative short stories provided fertile soil for this animated series, which dares to reconfigure the concept of mortality...

Mira Shaib’s Arzé pulls its framework from the shadow of Vittorio De Sica’s Bicycle Thieves (1948), but the parallels go...

Black Ops opens with a mundane slice of life that could easily be mistaken for a critique of modern bureaucratic...

Dick Dynamite: 1944 emerges as a wild burst of chaos, an independent film that spoofs and dissects the exaggerated action...

In 6 in the Morning, Sara, a philosophy student, plans to leave Iran for Toronto, but a last-minute farewell party...

At first glance, Polo emerges as a sport deeply rooted in wealth and exclusivity—a vivid scene of sun-bathed fields, gleaming...

In Paris & Nicole: The Encore, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie transition from reality TV stars to an unexpected artistic...

The film unfolds as a captivating exploration of romance and ethereal phenomena, centering on Alice and Jay—two individuals whose lives...

In this film adaptation of a cherished memoir, the narrative interweaves the innocence of childhood recollections with the tumult of...

In the manicured lanes of Grosse Pointe—a polished enclave on the fringes of Detroit—the series unfolds its tale of suburban...