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A bored Italian college grad dwells under dark clouds of her own making, until she finds a companion with neuroses of her own, in Carolina Cavalli's feature debut. → Read More
During his first visit to the city since 2011, the Hungarian master teed off on the 'ridiculous,' the 'fake' and the celebrity-driven. → Read More
Eva Longoria's feature directing debut has a talented cast in an enjoyable crowd-pleaser based on Richard Montañez's claims of creating Flamin' Hot Cheetos. → Read More
From her own immigrant experience to an actual night in a New York speakeasy, Song explains how real life shaped her debut feature, starring Greta Lee. → Read More
The Portuguese filmmaker subverts art, machismo and more with full frontal male nudity and fully choreographed musical numbers. → Read More
Brazil's 'Charcoal,' Nicaragua's 'Daughter of Rage,' 'Hope, Soledad' from L.A.'s Yolanda Cruz, 'Hummingbirds' from Texas and the alternative animation of 'The Other Shape' are festival highlights. → Read More
The social power structures of Mexico are critiqued through class and race in writer-director Joaquin del Paso's incisive coming-of-age drama. → Read More
Chilean filmmaker Francisca Alegria's magical realist take infuses this cautionary environmental tale with hope. → Read More
Written and directed by Manuela Martelli, this gripping psychological thriller distills history's sociopolitical ills into a blistering character study. → Read More
The live-action reimagining of Masami Kurumada’s revered manga 'Saint Seiya' is a below-average action fantasy made on an insufficient budget that will satisfy neither fans nor newcomers. → Read More
The film stumbled at the box office 30 years ago but was saved from obscurity by Latino audiences, who reclaimed it as a cornerstone of their representation in cinema. → Read More
Starring Melissa Barrera and Paul Mescal, the dance-driven riff on Georges Bizet's opera is light story but strongly evocative, with otherworldly intensity and original music by Nicholas Britell. → Read More
Like such Haruki Murakami adaptations as 'Drive My Car' and 'Burning,' Pierre Földes' captivating 'Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman' finds cinematic wonder in the author's existential conundrums. → Read More
Simultaneously rousing and unnerving, Daniel Goldhaber's eco-thriller 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline' strays from despair. → Read More
The Mexican director and producer chose an Italian director to shoot a short film set at the end of the year, any year. The delightful 'Le Pupille' is the result. → Read More
Mexican writer-director Michelle Garza Cervera's remarkable debut, 'Huesera: The Bone Woman,' is as incisive as it is terrifying. → Read More
Filmmaker Lukas Dhont and star Eden Dambrine explain how Belgian Oscar nominee 'Close' finds drama in society's limited definitions of 'masculinity.' → Read More
Sundance: David Zonana’s sophomore feature is a searing indictment of patriotism, groupthink, and masculinity. → Read More
Sundance: The “CODA” star plays to his strengths in Christopher Zalla’s remarkable true story. → Read More
N.T. Rama Rao Jr. and Ram Charan open up about unifying Indian cinema, breaking into Hollywood and director S.S. Rajamouli's obsessive attention to detail. → Read More