Shayda is a bold statement about a woman coming into her own despite her situation. Writer/director Noora Niasari creates a film of unnerving anxiety and rising pressure. One becomes immersed in the validity of this character’s existence.
An interview with Rotting in the Sun director/star Sebastián Silva about his zany NSFW farce and working with Jordan Firstman and Catalina Saavedra.
The Best films of 2023 so far include BlackBerry, Past Lives, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Super Mario Bros, Nimona, and John Wick 4.
A Thousand and One finds Teyana Taylor delivering a performance for the ages as a mother trying to give her son a better life in a changing New York.
Justin Chon’s latest feature Jamojaya is a soulful drama about an up-and-coming rap star’s complicated relationship with his dad.
The Philippou brothers' horror thriller Talk to Me is destined to fuel your nightmares.
Susanna Fogel’s Cat Person adaptation delivers great performances, shocking twists, and a damning social commentary.
Eileen's leading ladies Thomasin McKenzie and Anne Hathaway are in top form in director William Oldroyd's sensual thriller.
Polite Society is an entertaining action comedy about one teen's attempt to stop her sister's impending wedding.
Magazine Dreams ponders how the desire for human connection can lead men down dangerous paths. While uneven at times, Jonathan Majors gives a sensational performance.
Sometimes I Think About Dying tells an unconventional tale about love, companionship, and learning to feel comfortable in your own skin.
Director Ido Mizrahy’s documentary The Longest Goodbye explores how prolonged space missions impact astronauts' mental health.
Rebecca Landsberry-Baker and Joe Peeler's Bad Press observes one outlet's fight to retain the right to journalistic freedom within the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
Showtime's three-part docuseries Murder in Big Horn explores the disturbing number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Big Horn, Montana.
In an inspiring celebration of identity, director Ella Glendining skillfully illustrates how subtler discrimination affects people with disabilities.
