Love, Blood, Pain is visually arresting, but the film’s construction never allows any real story into its compiled imagery.

Richard Marx’s surrealist tale, Absence, follows Lena, a woman enraptured by the moon and stars, and enraged by the murder of her husband...

Cremeschnitte is more a video art piece than a conventional movie and, because of that, it has a strong power to expose controversial issues

The post-apocalyptic sub-genre in film has been popular among various audiences going back to the earliest days of cinema.

Much like Brian De Palma, D’Adesky is adept at deconstructing narrative tropes and reconstructing them with a kind of metatextual irony...

Stray by Wanjiru Njendu traverses between the real and the surreal, confronting the socially problematic issue of the disappearance of black

2020 was that year that caught up with itself. Probably not since World War II has the global community been brought so starkly into...

Water Walking is at its core a deeply personal film about how we all have to, at some point in life, no matter how painful...

When Will the Chameleon Speak is a tender, melancholic, but ultimately hopeful exploration of the growing pains of being a young artist...