Tribeca 2025 Review: Robert Petit’s “Underland” Finds History is Made Beneath the Surface
A look at subterranean explorations uncovers scientific and historical mysteries that could provide answers about our collective future.
Sarah Friedland on Doing Something Different in “Familiar Touch”
The director discusses this unusually compassionate character study of a woman adjusting to a new life as she contends with early dementia.
David Secter on a Fire Revived with “Winter Kept Us Warm”
The director discusses the restoration of his 1966 breakthrough, a portrait of longing that became Canada's first English film at Cannes.
Tribeca 2025 Review: Paul Andrew Williams’ “Dragonfly” Vividly Imagines Being Put in the Hands of a Reckless Caretaker
Andrea Riseborough & Brenda Blethyn deliver strong performances in a chilling drama about neighbors who find themselves in desperate straits.
DC/DOX 2025 Interview: Jon Shenk on Following Navy SEALS on a Most Unique Mission to Save Lives in “In Waves and War”
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