Film Review
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Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2026
Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2026: Lilith Goes Galactic (dir. Joshua Belinfante) | Review
Joshua Belinfante crafts a luminous portrait of an artist whose boundless imagination becomes a means of rebuilding after profound loss.
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Tribeca Film Festival 2026
Tribeca 2026: Kingston (dirs. Carlos Key, Kalijah Rowe) | Review
"Kingston" is not unlike a college Eddington in how it attempts to be an uncomfortably honest look at all sides…
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Tribeca Film Festival 2026
Tribeca 2026: The Accompanist (dir. Zach Woods) | Review
Zach Woods’s directorial debut, "The Accompanist," is a comedy-drama about foster care that is heartwarming at times, devastating at others,…
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Spotlight: Documentary
Tribeca 2026: Bob and David Climb Machu Picchu (dir. Michael LaHaie) | Review
For fans of Mr. Show, the reunion of 'Bob Odenkirk and David Cross in Bob and David Climb Machu Picchu'…
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Spotlight: Female and Non-Binary Filmmakers
Tribeca 2026: Lucy Schulman (dir. Ellie Sachs) | Review
There are many films about 20-somethings in New York City figuring things out, but Ellie Sachs’s feature directorial debut "Lucy…
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Spotlight: Female and Non-Binary Filmmakers
Tribeca 2026: Árru (dir. Elle Sofe Sara) | Review
The Indigenous Sámi people, who inhabit the Sápmi region in northern Scandinavia, are given the spotlight by Sámi choreographer Elle…
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Cannes 2026
Cannes 2026 (Directors’ Fortnight): Gabin (dir. Maxence Voiseux) | Review
Maxence Voiseux offers a condensed portrait of young Gabin’s childhood, having watched him grow over the course of ten years…
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Cannes 2026
Cannes 2026 (Competition): Paper Tiger (dir. James Gray) | Review
James Gray delivers his career best work in his spellbinding crime thriller about two brothers chasing the American dream.
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DOK.fest München 2026
DOK.fest München 2026: La Pietà (dirs. Rafa Molés & Pepe Andreu) | Review
"La Pietà" highlights the singular story of an Icelandic family who were among the first to witness the alarming melting…
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Cannes 2026
Cannes 2026 (Competition): Hope (dir. Na Hong-jin) | Review
With "Hope," Na Hong-jin returns to Cannes with an unprecedented global cast in a wild, large-scale thriller — an intense,…
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