Christy Garland’s cheerleading documentary Cheer Up is a sports film that captures the personal victories of a team that can’t help but consistently lose. Focusing on a group of cheerleaders from the Arctic Circle in […]
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Director Toby Fell-Holden’s layered and socially relevant Balcony is a brutally hard-hitting short that uses its story of a young British girl’s developing feelings for a newly arrived Middle-Eastern immigrant to evoke the barriers of […]
Watch Castration on FilmDoo.com. Ivan Lowenberg’s strikingly titled Castration is an engaging and intimate study of a 24-year-old wallflower’s prolonged sexual immaturity. Following the everyday activity of the meek-mannered Lourdes as she moves between caring for […]
Nontawat Numbenchapol’s 2013 documentary Boundary may be a film that largely deals in calm surfaces, hypnotically long takes and the mundane moments of everyday rural life but its impact in the director’s home country nonetheless proved incendiary. […]
Even without its noteworthy status as the first outright thriller to come out of Laos, Anysay Keola’s At the Horizon would still be one of the more intriguing and entertaining genre films you could catch […]
Thai director Tongpong Chantarangkul’s I Carried You Home is a meditative gem of a feature debut that observes the complex emotional repercussions of a woman’s death on her two daughters with tender subtlety and powerful […]