February 23, 2026 Berlinale 2026 Review: Alisa Kovalenko & Marysia Nikitiuk’s “Traces” Leaves a Strong Impression of an Underexamined Aspect of War
February 22, 2026 Slamdance 2026 Review: A Community Tries to Stay on Track in the Wake of a Train Derailment in Ori Segev and Noah Dixon’s Striking Portrait “The Bulldogs”
February 23, 2026 Berlinale 2026 Review: Alisa Kovalenko & Marysia Nikitiuk’s “Traces” Leaves a Strong Impression of an Underexamined Aspect of War
February 22, 2026 Slamdance 2026 Review: A Community Tries to Stay on Track in the Wake of a Train Derailment in Ori Segev and Noah Dixon’s Striking Portrait “The Bulldogs”
February 20, 2023 Berlinale 2023 Review: A Show Must Go On in Talal Derki and Heba Khaled’s “Under the Sky of Damascus”
February 20, 2023 Berlinale 2023 Review: “Al Murhaqoon (The Burdened)” Takes On the Weight of the World
February 19, 2023 Berlinale 2023 Review: A Pair of Lonelyhearts Gets in Touch with Their Better Nature in Bas Devos’ “Here”
February 18, 2023 Berlinale 2023 Review: A Death Brings a Spark of Life in Susana Nobre’s “Cidade Rabat”
February 18, 2023 Berlinale 2023 Review: İlker Çatak’s “The Teachers’ Lounge” Offers Some Bedeviling Lessons
February 18, 2023 Berlinale 2023 Review: A Couple Airs Out Their Differences in Tibor Bánóczki and Sarolta Szabó’s Absorbing “White Plastic Sky”
February 18, 2023 Berlinale 2023 Review: “Joan Baez: I Am a Noise” Delivers a Strong Portrait of the Fragility of Memories
