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These days, it’s common for independent cinema to deliberately play enigmatic...

Krisha opens with its eponymous lead (Krisha Fairchild, director Trey Edward...

Celts: Art and Identity is an exquisite blend of art and...

Ratter depicts the classic horror-story nightmare that someone may be watching...

Four women. Four local Assam folk legends brought to life. One woman plots to kill...

Earlier this year, a Kickstarter...

An adaptation of Sylvia Chang’s play, Design for Living, Office is the...

For over a decade, Frieze London has been playing a...

Odesza are all about twos. Two members dressed in matching black gear. Two sequencers in...

The first feature-length film from British writer/director Esther Campbell,...