Spotlight: Female and Non-Binary Filmmakers
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TIFF 2026: Ah Girl | Interview with Ang Geck Geck Priscilla
From the International Film Festival Rotterdam to TIFF, Ang Geck Geck Priscilla’s "Ah Girl" continues to shine. We had the…
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Rome Film Fest 2026: Eurotrash (dir. Frauke Finsterwalder) | Review
A wealthy Swiss family reckons with inherited guilt and the emptiness of privilege in this visually beautiful but heavy-handed adaptation…
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Rome Film Fest 2026: I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning (dir. Clio Barnard) | Review
Clio Barnard’s "I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning" is an engaging, emotionally resonant portrait of young British life, against the…
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Nordisk Panorama 2026: A Place in the Ring (dir. Anne Svejgård Lund) | Review
In a touching and delicate portrait of a traditional circus artist, Anne Svejgård Lund celebrates passion and wonder as the…
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TIFF 2026: Cheyenne | Interview with Taimi Arvidson
“You don’t need to be on a horse to be a cowgirl”: Taimi Arvidson on finding the fearless spirit within…
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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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Venice 2026: A day in the life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra (dir. Jacqueline Lentzou) | Review
Jacqueline Lentzou ventures into the consciousness through perceptive filmmaking, reaching the inner depths of the psyche and cinematic form in…
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Venice 2026: Sometimes Sadness, Sometimes Rebellion (dir. María Aparicio) | Review
Winning the top prize at this year’s Giornate delgli Autori, María Aparicio’s pensive film explores the labor history from a…
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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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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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