Independent Film “Lotawana” Becomes First Movie to be Sold as NFT
Independent filmmaker Trevor Hawkins’ Lotawana made history on March 17 as the first feature film to be sold as an…
Independent filmmaker Trevor Hawkins’ Lotawana made history on March 17 as the first feature film to be sold as an…
Relatively new film festival, Fringe of Colour, focuses on BIPOC creators. Founded in 2018 in Edinburgh, Scotland, the festival has…
In the second installment of The Female Gaze series, Lou Balikos provides a thought-provoking examination of filmmaker Kali Kahn’s debut short film, Fairchild, a narrative that follows a young girl as she grapples with the traumatic effects of her sexual assault.
In the past year of operating during the pandemic, the Brattle Theatre has developed a refined virtual program that not…
Community College of Rhode Island digital art professor Brian O’Malley has created the animated short film Unsheltered to help raise…
The 22nd Buenos Aires International Film Festival of Independent Cinema (BAFICI) returned this year with 270 films that screened both in-person and online.
Last April, the Human Rights Watch stated that the conditions in which El Salvador inmates live are inhumane. El Salvador’s…
Ashland Film Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary by opting for a fun two part festival in April and June. Later this week, they’ll have a quick peek at what is expected for the festival.
“It grows everywhere like weeds… rich or poor, anyone can enjoy it. Minari is wonderful,” says Soonja (Youn Yuh- Jung) to her grandson David (Alan Kim). They chant “Minari Minari, wonderful wonderful,” evoking a heartfelt sense of nostalgia that can resonate with anyone who has a specific comfort food tied to their family’s lineage.