Non-spaces and the liminal at the fore of Zhengfan Yang’s Stranger.
A cinematic referendum on the soul of a nation.
Lorena Alvarado’s textured debut threads fiction through fact in an ode to a Venezuela lost.
Greek filmmaker Jacqueline Lentzou’s feature debut explores the boundaries of familial love through a woman’s journey caring for her ailing father.
New Directors/New Films’ closing night selection ‘All Light, Everywhere’ interrogates the unavoidable biases that hinder pursuit of objective truth. Screened virtually and in person during the New York City festival, the film’s theatrical release is set for June 4th, 2021.
As part of New York City’s New Directors/New Films 2021 festival, Apples screened virtually and in-person at the Lincoln Center.
Kateryna Gornostai’s film had its world premiere at Berlinale 2021, proceeding with virtual and in-person screenings at New York City-based festival New Directors/New Films.
The Plagiarist is a script-driven, wordy movie capable of surprise.
During the opening night of New Directors/New Films held at the Museum of Modern Art, there was a screening for Stephen Loveridge’s Matangi/Maya/M.I.A.
This is an amazing gem of a film that’ll remind you of ‘8 mile’ in a lot of ways