Nèna: Portrait Of An Artist’s Struggle, Both Internal & External
Nèna, an aspiring artist, has a lot going for her. A blossoming career, her own creativity at its peak and ...
Nèna, an aspiring artist, has a lot going for her. A blossoming career, her own creativity at its peak and ...
In four acts, Nikola Stojkovic gets down one of humanity's great internal struggles: projection. But for three acts, the protagonist ...
Writer-director-producer Criss Gidas’s Wireless is a lot of things. A drama exploring the life of an Olympic figure skater and ...
Shicong Zhu's Snake Trail forges a rarely seen relationship with the dead, in a film that looks at it with ...
Perhaps it is an occupational hazard, but having watched Guide Me Home, the reigning thought for us is the unmistakable ...
Trigger warning: domestic violence, abuse The strange thing about abusive relationships is this: the victims have a hard time believing ...
For a large chunk of its length, Joshua M.G. Thomas's The End Of The World, written by Nabil Chowdhary, keeps ...
Daniel Arbon's White Feather expresses now the empathy that the subject of his film did not receive in his own ...
It is not possible to make a film like Back of the Night, written and directed by Valentyn Korotkevych, without ...
Focused on a group of high school teens, Erica Arvold's Here Today surprises with a narrative that is simultaneously clumsy ...
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