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Brilliantly sits at the intersection of documentary, narrative, comedy, reality TV and performance.
Brilliantly sits at the intersection of documentary, narrative, comedy, reality TV and performance.
Three vital films from Busan International Film Festival.
A preview of one of Chicago’s best film events.
A look back on Facets Chicago’s three-day retrospective on the queercore filmmaker’s works to date.
Closing thoughts on this year’ NYFF, including a review of one of its best films.
A riveting feature and two insightful shorts mark our latest dispatch from the fest.
Trios of women and beleaguered screenwriters stud this first dispatch from South Korea’s film festival.
On the surface, it’s an adventure flick, but the story has spiritual and emotional depth that gives Tenzing’s life mission universal resonance.
Taken as a 10-part whole, it’s one of the most remarkable studies of the amplified rollout of fascism in film history.
A movie that challenges viewers with a question that seems harder to answer than it should: Would you protect the rights of someone with whom you fundamentally disagreed?
A preview of this year’s Busan International Film Festival
On two mesmerizingly abstract films from this year’s New York Film Festival.
A preview of early highlights and anticipated titles from this year’s NY Film Festival.
Chaz Ebert on two great 2026 films that she saw at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Our final four films from Fantastic Fest include a trippy vision with Kid Cudi, a Spanish vampire flick, and an Aussie Green Room.
A breathtaking hybrid of religious commentary, samurai action and family drama.
Our Canadian correspondent on his country’s biggest film event.
On three Gala Presentations from TIFF this year.