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A pet would seem to complete a woman's life on the idyllic coast of Chile but it starts to open up an unresolved past in this strong drama.

After establishing himself as a great comic foil on TV, the multihyphenate makes a case for being an even better filmmaker with this dramedy.

A celebrated cinematographer brings an exceptionally sharp observational eye as a director to this story of a chaotic class field trip.

Two stunning new documentaries—one filmed in Mississippi, and one in Russia—examine the ways that education comes up against indoctrination.

In the romantic drama “Carousel,” writer-director Rachel Lambert tenderly and precisely creates two characters who struggle to figure out whether love is worth the cost the second time around. Chris ...

A sensational feature debut shares a sense of daring with its heroine, a mother in Juarez who lives with the great cost of violence.

The "Catch the Fair One" director offers a jubilant surprise with this buoyant musical about a widow dancing around the death of her partner.

Lubna Azabal and Daniel Zolghadri make a perfectly mismatched pair to hit the road in Ramzi Bashour’s charming debut feature.

The "32 Sounds" director's endearing contemplation of mortality with visits to World Record Holders for age becomes a celebration of life.

A day on the links turns into a dark night of the soul in this carefully crafted and bitterly amusing reflection on Filipino history.

Spreading the gospel takes on a variety of meanings in this galvanizing look at an effort to save the Great Salt Lake in Utah.

The children of immigrants continue to face a precarious future when they can’t reconcile their past in this strong debut feature.

A film about a stranded polar bear provocatively reconsiders what a nature film is when it asks an audience about their own as humans.

The transport of a troubled teen by a pair of inexperienced guards leads to some marvelous mayhem in the latest from "The Toxic Avenger" director.

A trio of U.S. physicians find that helping patients in Gaza requires as much speaking up on their behalf as mending their wounds in this devastating doc.

A sexually-charged relationship between a patient and his newly hired caregiver leads to a stunning debut feature.

The director discusses capturing a crucial time in Ukraine as schools craft an education for a generation that must prepare for the unknown.

The long-time publicist, known for her work at Sundance and Tribeca, passed away this week after a battle with cancer.

The "20 Days in Mariupol" director discusses about returning to Ukraine for this urgent look at the cost of combat from the frontlines.

"The Edge of Democracy" director discusses her powerful follow-up, looking into how a growing fusion of church and state imperiled Brazil.

The director discusses this landmark doc about Russian journalists racing against time to report on their government's free speech crackdown.

A young woman's return to see her mother on the eve of getting married threatens to become an event in and of itself in this anxious comedy.

Heather Kafka gets a well-deserved spotlight as an acting teacher who wonders if her whole life is performative in this smart comedy.

The director discusses bringing people together - and formal ideas - in this stirring musical short where a night at a bar reveals a lifetime.

A location scout confronts not feeling as if she's in the right place in her life in this elegant and transfixing character study.

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"BPM" director Robin Campillo brings his longtime collaborator's final film to the screen with the fire of a young man & considerable wisdom.

The director delivers some sunshine in dark times with this wild romcom in which an anxious man with a broken lamp finds light elsewhere.

This crafty drama concerns an educator who's come to enlighten a rural village at the turn of the 20th century and feels she's regressing.

History doesn't happen in a vacuum, but a Hoover holds the key to exploring a painful past in this sly, provocative satire from Thailand.

Manon Clavel delivers an engaging turn in this sly character study of a social worker who turns to sex work stimulates in unexpected ways.

A pair of kids from different eras try to close the gap in this inventive and socially conscientious animated adventure.