The World Cinema Dramatic program of Sundance often leaves a bit to be desired as it feels like accomplished international ...

Amalia Ulman’s sophomore feature highlights the ineptitude of an American filmmaking crew and the resourcefulness of their ...

Its enormity is a marvel as much as it is agoraphobia-inducing, leaving Wei seeming the size of a bug hanging on to a ...

In Flora Lau's Luz, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival this week, there’s no downside to VR. It’s just another way ...

A languid, loving portrait of Black farmers in the South, “Seeds” is a mixture of celebration and lament. Family farming has ...

Elongated noses, like wrinkly pickles or deflated balloons, protrude from the faces of the comically offbeat characters in ...

Isabelle Huppert leads Flora Lau's 'Luz,' about a group of Chinese loners finding connections inside a virtual reality video ...

Chronicle of a Disappearance (1997) Bryant Lake Bowl Filmmaker Elia Suleiman returns to Palestine from New York and documents the changes. Preceded by the short film Ma’loul Celebrates Its Destruction ...

From Alessandro Michele's couture debut to Demna's special award, ELLE catches you up on everything you need to know.

Rendez-Vous with French Cinema festival, hosted by Film at Lincoln Center and Unifrance, is celebrating the work of acclaimed ...

Now premiering at Sundance, the second feature from writer-director Flora Lau is a multiplayer narrative about several ...

How should filmmakers navigate a world where science fiction is quickly becoming scientific reality? “Luz” offers a lukewarm ...