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The phrase “essential viewing” is applied rather liberally to documentaries about ongoing atrocities. It suggests that watching is an act of moral obligation and that choosing not to is an abdication of responsibility. Yet, after three years of seeing the destruction of Gaza unfold in extraordinary detail, it is worth questioning what watching another 80…

Seven films from this year’s Cannes festival will have their Luxembourgish premieres at CinEast: Fjord by Cristian Mungiu (Palme d’Or), Fatherland by Paweł Pawlikowski (Best Director, CinEast Opening Film), The Dreamed Adventure by Valeska Grisebach (Jury Prize), Moulin by László Nemes; Ulya by Viesturs Kairišs; Dua by Blerta Basholli and The Diary of a Chambermaid…

Liz Harris has announced her upcoming project, Music For Two Films About Water, which contains two scores for short films by Tanja Engelberts and Takashi Makino.

Iconic superheroes, much-awaited sequels and timeless franchises tend to dominate the box office. But some moviegoers prefer an alternative film experience. 

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With this year’s edition of the Toronto International Film Festival wrapping up, it’s time I share with you, dear reader, the five best films I saw in the five days I was there. Attending a film festival, no matter it’s size, is exhilarating. I’ve outright replaced my years of attending Comic Cons and other fan-based…

Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — “Some movies stay with you long after the credits roll. The Fayetteville Film Fest is built around those kinds of stories,” a recent news release from Experience Fayetteville said, encouraging locals to come out to downtown Fayetteville for an experience that takes you in front of and behind the camera

[Sportschosun reporter Jo Ji-young] The ultra-low-budget artbuster by Yeon Sang-ho, the director behind the ‘Yeon-niverse,’ has returned to shake audiences to their core.

Sequels and reunions make up September’s line-up, spanning Bollywood dramas and Hollywood’s fall biggest releases