The spiritual and the sexual are inextricably linked from the first scene of Little Trouble Girls.
It’s been more than 20 years since Shih-Ching Tsou directed a movie, not that she hasn’t been busy.
In Islamic eschatology, the bridge to paradise is “narrower than a strand of hair and sharper than a sword.”
A powerful reminder of what movies — and only movies — can do, Sound of Falling is, quite simply, the best film of the year.
Would a house rather be empty or full?
One of the scariest books I’ve ever read is Annie Jacobsen’s Nuclear War: A Scenario, which presents a terrifyingly plausible account of how an actual nuclear conflict might unfold.
After Queen Elizabeth II died, the royal beekeeper performed one of his most important duties: telling the bees.
Vahid’s first mistake is only digging one grave.
Jeffrey Manchester can tell you the exact number of houses on his block and how many of them have chimneys, but he can’t afford to buy his daughter a bike for her birthday or give his wife a good reason not to leave him.
If David Lynch directed a live-action adaptation of a Disney movie, it might look something like The Ice Tower.
The challenge in making a documentary about a movie is accomplishing more than simply making people want to watch said movie.
Beginning with the first snow of winter and ending with the spring thaw, My Sunshine documents more than one kind of season.
