Natalia Keogan highlights five films (and two amazing musical acts) to catch at the 2026 True/False Film Fest.

I found a way to look into the universe,” says non-fiction Australian filmmaker Josef Gatti in his feature debut Phenomena. Paradoxically, it turns out that the wonders of the universe ...

Toronto-based writer Dylan Adamson delves into the mysterious backstory of The Napa Boys, the latest from comedians Nick ...

Joe Coleman and Whitney Ward are having a big summer. The reigning king and queen of the Coney Island Mermaid Parade also are known as two of the most original figures in a New York underground scene ...

Filipiñana, Hot Water, Jaripeo, Josephine, Night Nurse, Once Upon a Time in Harlem, Saccharine, Sundance Film Festival 2026, The Best Summer, The History of Concrete, The Musical, The Oldest Person in ...

The BAFTAs were rife with scandals and upsets, but as Oscar voting come to a close, will the PGA and Actors Awards provide ...

In his final Considerations column before Oscar voting closes, Tyler Coates celebrates the unpredictability of this year’s potential winners.

The phrase “word-of-mouth indie theatrical hit” sounds as outdated in 2024 as “coming soon to LaserDisc.” And yet, the slapstick fur-trapping adventure comedy Hundreds of Beavers has graduated from ...

The 8th Annual Kevin Corrigan Episode, Back To One, Episode 372 Kevin Corrigan, the consummate actor, true student of the craft, friend of all actors, the best friend of Back To One, the very first ...

Zeinabu irene Davis’s Compensation (1999) tells dual stories of pairs of lovers (both played by Michelle A. Banks and John Earl Jelks) at the beginning and end of the 20th century. The film is ...

The hyper-industrialization of the independent film space and the shift away from in-person screening to the vertically integrated streaming-sphere means that content curation is increasingly more ...

Part eulogy for a bygone commercial space, part rigorous investigation of its origins and subsequent representation in popular culture, Alex Ross Perry’s Videoheaven leaves virtually no stone unturned ...