Hailed as a "wake-up call" to the gays, this influential film follows a man as he tried out monogamy and cruising before ...

Early selections include works by Danielle Arbid, Patric Chiha, Sebastian Brameshuber, Anna Roller, Faraz Shariat and Ian de ...

Co-produced by the Carson McCullers Center in Columbus and German-based Phlox Films, the documentary includes interviews with singer/songwriter Suzanne Vega, who was inspired by McCullers, and film ...

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian presents the online Native Cinema Showcase, celebrating short films by Indigenous filmmakers of the Western Hemisphere. The museum’s annual ...

With Godzilla’s 71st anniversary today, all eyes are on the future as Toho prepares for its next major movie, the Godzilla Minus One sequel Minus Zero. But the day also serves as an opportunity to ...

The beauty of film as art is that it contains a variety of forms. It can be a fictional, narrative story that springs out of the imagination of a writer, or a documentary that details historical ...

Grad Film alum Sofía Camargo is one of five recipients of the 2025 Vimeo Short Film grant for her film La Selva. Presented by Nikon and RED, the grant awards filmmakers with $30,000 towards the ...

In a bold move to invest in new voices in cinema, TDE Films has announced its first-ever Short Film Fund, awarding five emerging filmmakers full production support to bring their narrative short films ...

A jury of 100 film critics from 16 Arabic-speaking countries have selected three finalists from 20 entries for this year’s Arab Critics’ Awards for European Films. The films are “Deaf” by Eva Libertad ...

This week Gucci has opened a new chapter under Demna with a one-two punch: a cinematic premiere and the unveiling of his first collection for the house. The scale is unmistakable—big budgets, marquee ...

The Avalon Theatre will host the Milwaukee International Short Film Festival (MSFF) this weekend, from Sept. 5–7. With 75 short films celebrating everything from comedy to horror and local filmmakers ...

Comprising 48 titles from 28 countries, this year’s Short Cuts program at the Toronto International Film Festival doesn’t represent any sort of significant change from 2024 (48 shorts but from 23 ...