By Ryan Coleman
As Mia Goth brings us unhinged excellence via Pearl and Infinity Pool, it's possible to find a parallel in the story of former wild child Tuesday Weld.
By Ryan Coleman
The Belgian actress has been quietly building a body of excellent work, defined by her empathetic portrayals of multifaceted women.
By Ryan Coleman
Sophie Kargman attempts to expand her 2020 short film into a feature-length picture, with mixed results.
By Ryan Coleman
A Costa Rican man resists attempts to destroy his home in director Ariel Escalante Meza’s mystical drama.
By Ryan Coleman
Merawi Gerima’s stunning debut feature sees a young filmmaker return home to a rapidly gentrified Washington DC.
By Ryan Coleman
Isabel Sandoval’s third feature, Lingua Franca, gives a voice to some of the world’s most vilified and vulnerable people.
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