Shana Review: Cellular Control, Holy Rituals, and Modern Desperation
Lila Pinell makes her solo feature debut with Shana (2026), stretching the narrative world first sketched ...
Read moreDetailsLila Pinell makes her solo feature debut with Shana (2026), stretching the narrative world first sketched ...
Read moreDetailsJordan Firstman, known for his sharp online satirical personas, turns toward cinema with his first feature, ...
Read moreDetailsDirector Yoo In-sik joins forces with the screenwriter of the hit film Extreme Job on a ...
Read moreDetailsAina Clotet’s directorial feature debut, Alive (Viva), arrives in contemporary Catalan cinema with its eyes fixed ...
Read moreDetailsThe working-class suburbs of Paris give writer-director Rudi Rosenberg’s second feature, Words Of Love (Quelques mots ...
Read moreDetailsRonni stands at a crossroads. She works as a school nurse and raises a daughter, Savannah, ...
Read moreDetailsFive years after the final episode of Eternal, the fictional vampire sensation that shaped the youth ...
Read moreDetailsThe drone of the Van de Graaff generators supplies the pulse of Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine in 1928. Pierre ...
Read moreDetailsLove Phobia enters the arena during a South Korean debate over the price of human connection. ...
Read moreDetailsLimerick, 1984, rests on the lip of a cultural tremor: the moment humans began taking their ...
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