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God is a Beetle
Felix Herrmann’s hybrid film is an occasionally dry but frank examination of faith, feminism, and ambition in the modern world.
Read More >>Mother
German director Carolin Schmitz takes a journey from here to maternity in this fresh but slight docu-drama hybrid.
Read More >>The Night
Tsai Ming-liang is a master of the meditative short and he’s on exemplary form again with this nocturnal moment of rest in a restless Hong Kong.
Read More >>Fucking Bornholm
Polish director Anna Kazejak chronicles scenes from a collapsing marriage in this darkly comic holiday psychodrama.
Read More >>The Word
A small-town notary and his unbending wife put honor and honesty first in an uplifting if under-dramatized story from the Czech Republic’s Communist past, directed by Beata Parkanova.
Read More >>Pietà
Baroque stylings and meticulous composition create a hermetically sealed world in Eduardo Casanova’s ornate tale of overbearing matriarchal control.
Read More >>Horseplay
Argentinean director Marco Berger turns his queer eye on the straight guys in this darkly funny critique of homophobic machismo.
Read More >>Strasbourg 1518
Jonathan Glazer’s lockdown short embraces the urge to dance, re-framing a 16th century madness into an infectious ode to perseverance in the pandemic era.
Read More >>Borders of Love
A couple decide to broaden their sexual horizons with increasingly complicated results in Tomasz Winski’s knotty and intimate examination of honesty within relationship dynamics.
Read More >>The Uncle
A family celebration in 1980s Yugoslavia turns out to be anything but in this unnerving chamber piece that peppers farcical notes into an otherwise stomach-churning thriller.
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