Sundance announced its Short Film Program Award winners on Tuesday, January 28th. If you’ve scrolled the IMDb pages of most feature directors, you would probably find they got their start
Sundance is the first big festival of the year, as the major awards bodies prepare to honour the films from last year, Park City, Utah hopes to kick off the
Caroline Lindy’s Your Monster rests on several distinct worlds, each with their own rich traditions. No wonder critics have been unsure how to categorize it. Is it a horror, a
During the Sundance Film Festival Universal Cinema Film & TV Journal’s Amir Ganjavie interviewed Anja Fröhner the co-Head of Programme for the Zurich Film Festival (ZFF) (Anja’s Head of Programme
A recently transitioned trans man living in New York confronts three key relationships from his past and navigates daily discrimination in writer/director Vuk Lungulov-Klotz’s feature debut, Mutt. After transitioning, Feña
During the Sundance Film Festival Universal Cinema Film & TV Journal’s Amir Ganjavie interviewed Al Cossar the Artistic Director for the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF). What follows is part
During the Sundance Film Festival, UniversalCinema Film & TV Journal’s Amir Ganjavie interviewed Lisa Dreyer the Festival Director of Fantastic Fest, the largest genre film festival in the United States
In his new feature documentary, Iron Butterflies, Ukrainian filmmaker Roman Liubyi revisits the shocking tragedy of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, which was shot down by Russian-controlled forces over eastern Ukraine
Shortcomings (directed by Randall Park and written by Adrian Tomine based on their novel of the same title) opens with what is likely a spoof on Crazy Rich Asians (with some Pretty Woman flavouring)
If you’ve only recently started hearing about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, it is probably because you weren’t paying attention to news sources that have been covering it for decades