‘The Tale of Silyan’ Review: Feathers and Folklore Amalgamate in the Latest From One of Macedonia’s Most Celebrated Filmmakers
Academy Award nominee Tamara Kotevska’s latest film brilliantly links the hardships of a peasant farmer facing a world in flux with those of a 17th-century Macedonian fable about a boy transformed into a white stork.
‘Noviembre’ Review: Tomás Corredor’s Debut Viserally Reflects on One of Colombia’s Darkest Moments of Modern History
World premiering in the Discovery section at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, Noviembre concentrates on Colombia’s Palace of Justice 1985 siege by the M-19 Leftist group and the violent military retaliation that followed.
‘The Substance’ Review: Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley Go for Broke in a Daringly Disgusting Satire Concerning the Absurdity of Modern Beauty Standards
Coralie Fargeat's Cannes-winning sophomore feature pulls out all the stops to serve up an absolutely unforgettable work of body horror that will make you squirm and scream despite its, at times, frustrating ideas.