‘Timestamp’ Review: A Tableau of Student Life in Ukraine Is an Ode to Those Who Fight for Normalcy in Times of Chaos
It takes a staggering amount of arrogance and privilege to even momentarily consider using a phrase like “Ukraine War ...
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Women filmmakers share their stories at SBIFF Womens Panel
At 11 a.m. on Feb. 15, the Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF) presented their Women’s Panel on their final ...
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck Officially Declared Single 1 Month After They Settled Divorce
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck settled their divorce on Jan. 6, but a court officially declared them single as of Friday, Feb ...
As Pres. Trump Appears Ready To Abandon Ukraine, Filmmaker Evgeny Afineevsky Focuses On War’s Youngest Victims
Ukraine's children, the youngest victims of the war, are the focus of 'Children in the Fire,' the new documentary directed by ...
In Berlin, Anxious Movies for Dark Times
At the Berlin International Film Festival, the onscreen mood was downbeat, but the program still held some gems.
Picturestart’s Erik Feig On Navigating The Low Tide In Indie Film
Sundance Film Festival turned out to be a low-key affair, but it got off to a rousing start with a $15 million world rights sale of Together, the body horror film acquired by Neon. Starring Dave ...
‘Timestamp’ Review: Powerful Ukrainian Documentary Captures Both Pain and Resilience of Children During Wartime
Director Kateryna Gornostai chronicles schools around Ukraine following Russia's invasion, revealing how students and teachers have managed to adapt.
A Palestinian film is an Oscars favorite − so why is it so hard to see?
Despite winning awards at festival after festival, the film has been unable to find a company to distribute it in the US.
Seven Siblings Survive Nazi Germany In Documentary ‘UnBroken’ – Specialty Preview
It’s quiet on the indie front. Oscar contenders linger in theaters ahead of the March 2 Academy Awards ceremony that will ...
‘After This Death’ Review: Mia Maestro Can’t Get Lee Pace Out of Her System in Lucio Castro’s Elegant Oddity
End of the Century' director Lucio Castro returns with 'After This Death,' an intriguing, elusive psychodrama starring Mia Maestro and Lee Pace.
Here’s What Could Win the Berlinale from Todd Haynes’ Jury
IndieWire looks at the top contenders to win the 2025 Berlin Film Festival's leading prizes from a jury headed by Todd Haynes ...