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Celebrating its 10th Edition: Toronto Arthouse Film Festival's 2025 Award-Winning Films
In the past week, the Toronto Arthouse Film Festival marked its return with the eagerly awaited 2025 edition. This year's event featured four screening evenings at the Innis Town Hall, complemented by an engaging online streaming selection. A vibrant assortment of 31 films, curated from both local and international talent, encompassing narrative films, documentaries, experimental gems, and music videos, contributed to the festival's resounding success, drawing a diverse commu


Review: The Cascade (Mexico) by Pablo Delgado Sanchez "masterfully visualizes an immaterial feeling"
Aman (Daniel Haddad) is told by his doctor that his tear ducts are inverted, meaning he lives his life constantly crying, but no one can...


Review: After Dark (Norway) by Iain Forbes "forceful performances"
Walking home late at night along the frigid streets of Oslo, Kristian (Simen Bostad) is approached by a young woman, Mia (Billie Barker)....


Ghent International Film Week 2025 Awards Its Standout Films
The Ghent International Film Week is a one-of-a-kind film event bringing bold and original cinema to the heart of Ghent. Taking place...


Super Shorts New York Film Festival 2025 Award Winners Revealed
The Super Shorts New York Film Festival celebrated its 2025 edition with three screening nights at Film Noir Cinema, showing shorts from...


The 7th Taiwan Film Festival of Boston Showcases the Soft Power of Formosa
The 7th Annual Taiwan Film Festival of Boston (TFFB) wrapped up its in-person screenings on September 25 at the historic Brattle Theatre,...


Verona International Film Festival Unveils Award Winners of 2025 Edition!
The Verona International Film Festival concluded its 10th edition this week at the Multisala Rivoli, located right in the heart of the...


Elemental Studies: TJ Norris Unveils a Three-Year Audiovisual Odyssey on Climate, Nature, and the Four Elements
An international collaboration of experimental film and sound explores the fragile balance between humankind and the Earth’s elements....


Review: The Steak (Canada, Iran) by Kiarash Dadgar 'a simple, expertly-crafted indictment of war’s impact on innocent lives'
As a steak sits on the stovetop, a mother (Faranak Khamis) pulls a cake out of the oven. She’s preparing for a birthday party. Suddenly,...
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