December 3, 2024 Emanuel Parvu on Creating a Sea Change with “Three Kilometres to the End of the World”
December 3, 2024 Isaki Lacuesta on Orbiting Around the Truths of the Creative Process in “Saturn Return”
December 2, 2024 Smriti Mundhra on the Unexamined Implications of Capital Punishment in “I Am Ready, Warden”
December 3, 2024 Emanuel Parvu on Creating a Sea Change with “Three Kilometres to the End of the World”
December 3, 2024 Isaki Lacuesta on Orbiting Around the Truths of the Creative Process in “Saturn Return”
December 2, 2024 Smriti Mundhra on the Unexamined Implications of Capital Punishment in “I Am Ready, Warden”
November 18, 2024 DOC NYC 2024 Review: Ondi Timoner’s “All God’s Children” Identifies a Shared Belief in a Higher Calling
September 15, 2024 TIFF 2024 Review: A Former War Correspondent Looks for Peace of Mind Amongst Her Own Tortured Family in “Tata”
June 27, 2024 DC/DOX 2024 Review: A.J. Schnack’s “Majority Rules” is a Political Doc That Separates Itself From the Pack
June 17, 2024 Tribeca 2024 Review: It Can Feel Lonely in a Friendship in Joel Potrykus’ Unexpectedly Poignant “Vulcanizadora”
June 13, 2024 Tribeca 2024 Review: Solving a Case Starts to Look Like a Crime in Nnamdi Asomugha’s Gripping Thriller “The Knife”
June 12, 2024 Tribeca 2024 Review: “Emergent City” Brings Urgency to a Slow-Motion Socioeconomic Crisis
June 9, 2024 Tribeca 2024 Review: Faith Pays Off in Time for “Sabbath Queen,” a Riveting Religious Odyssey
June 8, 2024 Tribeca 2024 Review: A Pair of Scientists Take a Course in Gender Studies in Celina Murga’s “The Freshly Cut Grass”
June 8, 2024 Tribeca 2024 Review: Fernando Andrés’ Deviously Appealing “Rent Free” Will Live in Your Head
