Window Horses, a Canadian film about Iranian Poetry on US screens
Intrinsically shaped by multiculturalism, Canadian director Ann Marie Fleming has amassed a body of work…
Monthly Archives: September, 2017
Strong presence of Women Filmmakers in Foreign Language Film Oscar
Women filmmakers have an impressive presence in the list of films submitted for the Best…
Slovakian drama ‘The Teacher’ is well-acted but uninvolving
At the start of the Slovak drama “The Teacher,” a well-dressed, middle-aged woman enters a…
‘A Letter to President’ Afghanistan Best Foreign Language Oscar Selection
Afghanistan has selected “A Letter to the President” as its candidate for nomination in the…
A hidden movie set in the Paris metro
For the first time since 2012, RATP, the Paris underground operator, has opened this hidden…
Baltimore International Black Film Festival includes the excluded
Since its debut in 2014, the Baltimore International Black Film Festival has positioned itself as…
Six must-see films at this year’s Vancouver International Film Festival
The time of the year is upon us where we Vancouverites get to lose ourselves…
2017 Woodstock Film Fest lineup is varied, plentiful, dazzling
“Cosmopolitan” is the word Woodstock Film Festival Executive Director Meira Blaustein is using to describe…
Milani Adapts From Kalhor’s Fantasy, Fiction
Tahmineh Milani, acclaimed Iranian film director and screenwriter, is working on a screenplay adaption of…
An interview with innovative Lithuanian Director Andrius Lekavicius
VENICE: FNE spoke to Lithuanian director Andrius Lekavicius about why he chose VR for his…