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Rome Film Fest 2026
Rome Film Fest 2026: The Debut (dir. Jesse Eisenberg) | Review
Jesse Eisenberg’s surreal, big-hearted comedy stars Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti in a delightful story about artistic ambition, late-life reinvention…
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Rome Film Fest 2026
Rome Film Fest 2026: I Play Rocky (dir. Peter Farrelly) | Review
Peter Farrelly’s feel-good retelling of the story behind Rocky is pure cheese, but Anthony Ippolito’s charming performance pulls the movie…
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Busan IFF 2026
Busan IFF 2026: About an Intimate Matter (dir. Sandeep Kumar Paul) | Review
One voice, calling for change. One room, thick with clashes. One major backfire. Sandeep Kumar Paul’s "About an Intimate Matter"…
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Rome Film Fest 2026
Rome Film Fest 2026: Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie (dir. Alex Gibney) | Review
Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney's latest documentary is adapted from Salman Rushdie's 2024 memoir Knife: Meditations After an Attempted" Murder."
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TIFF 2026
TIFF 2026: Wild Horse Nine, Evil Genius, The Man I Love, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother | Reviews
A selection of some of TIFF 2026’s most memorable viewings, from "Wild Horse Nine"’s chaotic male friendship and "The Man…
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Spotlight: Documentary
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
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
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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Venice Film Festival 2026
Venice 2026: I Plant My Hand in the Garden (dirs. Hoda Taheri & Boris Hadžija) | Review
Hoda Taheri and Boris Hadžija’s multicultural exploration of identity and family goes against the grain, using cinema’s formal qualities to…
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