Spomenik Šljivi in Blace, Serbia

It’s a timely release for a horror film like Agoraphobia, after most of the world has been confined to their homes for much of the last year. Written and directed by Lou Simon, this film tells the story of Faye (Cassandra Scerbo), an agoraphobic woman who is moving into her recently deceased father’s home to…

I’m lying down now. I’m looking at the hole you made in the ceiling. In 1998, a French production house launched an international cinematic project, commissioning filmmakers from ten different countries to envision the impending turn of the millennium. The endeavor was called 2000, Seen By…, and its standout was a 95-minute film from Taiwanese filmmaker…

“I rather think she would’ve liked it as well.” Sky Cinema in the UK has debuted the first look teaser trailer for a film titled To Olivia, described as “the true story of renowned writer Roald Dahl and actress Patrica Neal.” Set in the 1960s, the film follows Dahl & Neal around their secluded home…

Sam Pollard’s captivating “MLK/FBI” addresses how Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had a deeply secret side which the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation used to torment him. Pollard’s documentary begins in 1963, with Dr. King’s “March on Washington” speech (“Free at last, free at last…”). From there, we learn that Dr. King was…

Along the shores of the Red River in Winnipeg, Manitoba, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights is a tower of curving glass, steel, and alabaster, a bright place even in the dead of winter. In a gallery on the first floor, conservator Stephanie Chipilski checks equipment that monitors the room’s temperature and humidity. She slips…

Everything and everyone was changed by World War II. Whether you were a soldier at war, a nurse in the Medic tents, a parent fearful of the loss of a son or a child left parentless, these effects did not end with the conclusion of the war, rather they were carried long after. In the…