Michelle Wang speaks to the director of ‘The Trouble with Being Born’ about the film’s intersectional exploration of identity, relationships, sexuality, and technology.
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Review: ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ is a Softly Spoken Tale of Female Self-Determination
Eliza Hittman’s naturalistic drama is at its most tender, yet hard-hitting when it says nothing at all.
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Sketch & Study: ‘A Year Full of Drama’
Marta Pulk documents a teen’s shifting sense of self, as she is tasked with watching 224 plays in 365 days.
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Translating Between Two Worlds: An Interview with Nays Baghai
Michelle Wang speaks with the director of ‘Descent’ about the physical and psychological journey of filming an underwater exploration of the soul.
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Sketch & Study: ‘Under the Skin’
Jonathan Glazer taps into the poetic potential of cinema, bringing an original and alternative cinematic vision to life.
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Sketch & Study: ‘Uncut Gems’
The last thing you should try to do when watching the Sadfies’ latest film is surface for air.
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