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“ONLY REBELS WIN”
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THE STORY – Beirut, Lebanon. Suzanne gets to know Osmane after saving him from a racist attack. Osmane is Sudanese, young, undocumented and searching for a better future. Suzanne is a middle-class widow with Palestinian roots, a mother of two adult...
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‘Yellow Letters’ Review: İlker Çatak’s Politically Urgent Portrait of a Marriage on the Brink
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The film demonstrates the same sense of political urgency as The Teacher’s Lounge. The post ‘Yellow Letters’ Review: İlker Çatak’s Politically Urgent Portrait of a Marriage on the Brink appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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“ANIMOL”
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THE STORY – Behind the walls of a young offender institution, Troy (Tut Nyuot) is thrust into a brutal world of gangs, loyalty and violence. From the moment he arrives, he is tested. Paired with a volatile cellmate, Troy is forced...
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“QUATRO MENINAS”
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THE STORY – Brazil, 1884. Tita, Muanda, Lena and Francisca, handmaidens to four pupils at a countryside boarding school, dream of freedom just to make it through the day. When an ill-advised romance puts Lena’s life in danger, their dreams of...
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“CROCODILE”
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THE STORY – In Nigeria, a group of teenagers have founded the collective: The Critics. With the most basic resources but an abundance of cinephile passion, they conjure handmade sci-fi spectacles: their own village becomes the set, the green screen is...
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Everybody Digs Bill Evans | 2026 Berlin Intl. Film Festival Review
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A Jazzman’s Blues: Gee Strikes the Right Chords in Tender DocudramaE British filmmaker Grant Gee, heretofore best known as a documentarian of various musical artists, such as the band Radiohead and Joy Division, turns in a stellar narrative feature with...
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“BUCKS HARBOR”
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THE STORY – Downeast Maine is a narrow stretch of rugged coastline chiselled between the forest and the sea. Here, boys are shaped by the brutal winters, by their harvesting of the ocean’s bounty, and by the rigid codes of their...
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“THE LIGHTS, THEY FALL”
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THE STORY – Sixteen-year-old Ilay aimlessly drifts through the outskirts of Berlin. His mother, Maria, lies on her deathbed, cared for by Ana, a Mexican palliative nurse. Refusing to accept his mother’s impending death, Ilay retreats further into himself, increasingly shutting...
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“LIGHT PILLAR”
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THE STORY – The future. Winter. Space travel is no longer a dream. A once-thriving film studio faces bankruptcy. The enormous compound, with structures ranging from the Great Sphinx of Giza to the Forbidden City, is now completely covered in snow...
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San Francisco’s Original Movie Palace, The Castro Theatre, Reopens With Harry Melling’s PILLION
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The second movie palace to bear the name, the Castro Theatre in San Francisco opened more than a century ago (1922).   Originally serving the working-class inhabitants of the area, the Art Deco-inspired Castro Theatre ran new and old theatrical...
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