Tackling gentrification to generational trauma, the stylishly shot sequel loses its grasp in the final act
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Documentary adds visual magic to the mindblowing science of the hit book
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An indirect look at violence and narco fiction at Vancouver Latin American Film Festival
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Don’t expect straight-up adaptations as Done/Undone, Isabella, and more screen in-person and online
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Ana Katz’s must-see The Dog Who Wouldn’t Be Quiet, and more
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The eight-hour art film takes a meditative look at rural Japan’s disappearing way of life
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A look at the creation, and remount, of a seminal work spurred by the AIDS crisis
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Film tells the story of an elderly widow’s stand against the resettlement of her village
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Out on Screen’s 33rd annual festival features more than 90 films from 20 countries, highlighting queer artistic and activist histories and subcultures
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From the otherworldly Lichen to skateboarding portrait Joe Buffalo, a top-flight package of free outdoor films
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Caer gives voice to Latinx trans community, Well Rounded fights fat phobia, and Cured gives historical fight its due
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Classics like In a Lonely Place meet a vivid new restoration of Raw Deal
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Pablo Larraín’s bold reggaeton dance epic makes a visual splash on the big screen
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August 8 deadline to apply for program that offers mentorship and free access to the VIFF AMP Music in FIlm Summit
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More than half its films are by women and nonbinary directors, with expanded series of Indigenous works
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Series at The Cinematheque travels from Belgian historical site to Métis chansons
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Opening lineup boasts bold new Ema musical, the surreal Mandibles, and France’s La Piscine
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Documentary directors travel to roadsides, gated homes, and other unexpected spots to gather perspectives on past and present
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Portuguese director Catarina Vasconcelos’s aching memoir straddles the realms of visual art and film
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Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh’s sarcastic sister act brings subversive new edge to the Marvel Universe
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