Zoë Almeida Goodall

Review: ‘The Macaluso Sisters’ paints the slow passage of grief

Emma Dante’s unconventional Sicily-set drama poignantly captures, over decades, the mourning between sisters after a tragic accident.

There are no simple truths in this bittersweet, confronting film of a delinquent Polish youth masquerading as a Catholic priest.

This slow-burning Guatemalan ghost story deals with heavy questions about complicity and justice.

Nays Baghai crafts an empathetic portrait of ice freediver Kiki Bosch, exploring how the traumas of her past led her to the extreme sport.

In her documentary, Kathy Drayton affectingly examines the climate crisis in Australia and its influence on her relationship with her daughter.

Dee Rees’ highly-anticipated Joan Didion adaptation frustrates through what it chooses to keep, ignore, and change from the source novel.

Joanna Hogg’s fragmentary portrait of an emotionally abusive relationship is both painful and distancing.