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San Sebastian IFF 2026
San Sebastian 2026: Ghost Song (dir. Fatih Akin) | Review
Fatih Akin's entry to the San Sebastian Competition opens with the quote “This is what dreams are made of” in…
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Spotlight: Female and Non-Binary Filmmakers
TIFF 2026: Head to Head (dir. Ghasideh Golmakani) | Review
A thought-provoking, experimental yet courageous concept that turns the tables halfway, and lets the transformation finish its arc boldly. TIFF’s…
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TIFF 2026
TIFF 2026: Diary of a Mad Old Man (dir. Wayne Wang) | Review
Lily Franky and Fan Bingbing step out of their comfort zones entirely in Wayne Wang’s melodramatic, twisted yet whimsical portrait…
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Spotlight: Female and Non-Binary Filmmakers
TIFF 2026: The World Before (dir. Yoon Dan-bi) | Review
Platform Selection "The World Before" is a coming-of-age quest done tactfully by Yoon Dan-bi in a humane, affectionate presentation of…
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Spotlight: Middle Eastern Filmmakers
TIFF 2026: Djinn Wedding (dir. Ferit Karahan) | Review
Gritty, fresh, and atmospherically offbeat. Ferit Karahan conducts a peculiar study of angels and demons within humans through surrealistic mazes.…
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TIFF 2026
TIFF 2026: Salvation (dir. Tom Nicoll) | Review
Luck is a nasty pal. Actor Liam Harkins plays the poisonous snake and shaky ladder of his own life with…
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Spotlight: Female and Non-Binary Filmmakers
Venice 2026: Lovers in the Blue Night (dir. Anuparna Roy) | Review
The tranquil blue that veils tenderness in the middle of Mumbai’s progression gets exposed in Anuparna Roy’s meticulous approach to…
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Spotlight: Female and Non-Binary Filmmakers
Venice 2026: Big Little Things (dir. Michelle Zhou) | Review
Two roses, close and wounded — their thorns catching at each other. Director Michelle Zhou holds us close to the…
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TIFF 2026
TIFF 2026: Toy Gun Bandit (dir. Rémi St-Michel) | Review
A stranger in need is trouble indeed. Rémi St-Michel’s "Toy Gun Bandit" is an adrenaline-driven crime gala that speaks to…
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Venice Film Festival 2026
Venice 2026: One Minute to Midnight (dir. Nicolas Pariser) | Review
Director Nicolas Pariser invites you to find out: a walkabout of structured opinions, self-reflection, and principles of decisions and choices…
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