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How Georgiy Daneliya’s sci-fi satire turns absurdity into habit, and habit into survival

Tracing the illusion of freedom from Radiance’s Wicked Games set through the wider cinema of Robert Hossein.

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How Paul Vecchiali built his own grammar of care, fusing theatrical intimacy with radical tenderness.

From Cannes winners to highly anticipated premieres, these TIFF 2025 titles stand out, showcasing on screens across the city.

Rewind and Revive · Episode

A collection of films that give you the space to be gentle with yourself.

A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness (1977) – Seijun Suzuki’s long-lost media nightmare finds new life in a lurid, satirical Radiance Films release.

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A comedian, a Yakuza film legend, and a game show host walk into a bar. Spoiler alert: They’re all Takeshi Kitano.

The solo movie date isn’t just an act of self-care — it’s a personal ritual, a sacred escape, and a tradition worth embracing.

In our quest for digital solace, perhaps Haru's bittersweet innocence is actually less a relic of the past and more a blueprint for our future.

Rewind & Revive is Marta McFly's film paradise — a celebration of cinematic gems, forgotten classics, and the creative minds behind them, told with passion, insight, and curiosity. Click to read Rewin...

The Best Five Series of 2024 as voted on by the Cascadia Fil & Television Critics Association

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My third encounter with Taste of Cherry, and somehow, my love for it only grows. This time, coming to terms with how I believe Badii’s story ends, I watched with a different focus, grasping, even clin...

It's that time of year again! For the second year in a row, we are naming the ten best films as voted on by members in our critics group. This year we expanded into Oregon on top of now having a total...

Filmsplaining with Martyn Strange · Episode

Where do I even begin with this one? I absolutely loved it. Years ahead of its time, Psychic Vision: Jaganrei delivers a brilliant showcase of the found footage/faux-documentary format. Framed as a re...

Oh, wow. Yoshimitsu Morita's Haru feels like a balm for the spirit — a film so tender and unassuming it envelops you in its quiet warmth. Released in 1996, during the internet's infancy and the heyday...

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