Aïcha Review
Aya (Fatma Sfar), a young woman in Tozeur, works in a hotel for the upper class—putting up with their cold...
Aya (Fatma Sfar), a young woman in Tozeur, works in a hotel for the upper class—putting up with their cold...
Grief is something that is so individualised to our existence as human beings, we never know when it’s going to...
These days, it’s difficult to say anything new or groundbreaking about Los Angeles and the people that inhabit the city....
History is all around us—it's in the streets we walk down and in the hills off in the distance. If...
During the pandemic, director India Donaldson moved back into a Los Angeles home with her father and the teenage children...
For a fan of slow cinema, Hong Sang-Soo needs no introduction. For those who aren’t, the 63-year-old director has cut...
We’re in a time where love seems more hard to find than ever. Silicon Valley coders creating and gamifying connecting...
For an audience, seeing an actor tread into new territory and do something unexpected is often an unexpected delight. For...
The release of Dan Da Dan has been turbulent, to say the least (you can Google to find out why),...
Sexual assault is an issue that society and institutions often fail to address seriously, with inadequate procedures in place to...
Blue Sun Palace opens with a couple having dinner. Didi (Haipeng Xu) is eating spicy chicken with her partner Cheung...
Nina Conti is a well-respected comedian. The British ventriloquist has toured the comedy circuits with various puppets and masks, with...
The American prison system is well-known for being overcrowded, violent, and not designed for rehabilitation. Prisons could be described as...
Addiction is a chronic condition that I believe many people will experience. However, not all addictions are equal. For example,...