Naqqash Khalid's inventive feature debut is a spiky take on navigating the British film industry as a non-white actor and trying to find your identity amid the hostile present day.
A power couple on the brink of pitching their start-up experience unexpected tension after a hypnotherapy session causes one of them to lose all their social inhibitions.
Pascal Plante presents a piercing take on true crime in this austere, affecting psychological thriller.
A young Afghan immigrant finds herself adrift in San Francisco in Babak Jalali's poetic fourth feature.
The Czech Republic festival is fast becoming a showcase for exciting new talent.
Diverse, inclusive festivals like Karlovy Vary are reaffirming the power film to edify, unite and entertain.
By Matt Turner
Documentary filmmakers Betzabé García and Tatiana Huezo are giving a voice to victims of violent abuse.
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