Real-Life Twitter Thread Gave Birth to The Wild “Zola” Movie

  Want to watch movies under the starry sky while relaxing in your car seat. Unlike the modern cinemas where attendees silently stay restricted to the assigned seats in an enclosed hall, drive-in theatres facilitate its audience with traditional and convenient methods to enjoy films with family and friends. Sundance kid Drive-in Theatre revives the […]

This feature is an eye-opening depiction of our conditioned gender-specific anxieties. Trans director, Sam Feder, reveals how notable trans leaders like Lilly Wachowski, Laverne Cox and Yance Ford resisted gender stereotypes at Hollywood. Movies like the L word and Boys Don’t Cry have screened a demeaning history that has evolved with humor and complexity but […]

This just in, a filmmaker who is known for producing a movie whose lead actress won an Oscar in the mid-1980s and who also happens to be the co-founder of the Sundance Film Festival was sentenced to at least six-years imprisonment after he pledged guilty to child sexual abuse. Sterling Van Wagenen came into the […]

Francis Alÿs has adopted this unique idea of telling the story of history itself through children. This film captures the history of Iraq from the Sykes-Picot agreement in 1916 to the Islamic State’s influence of terror in 2016. These children, who have only seen war and destruction, do not know about a country named Iraq. […]

The Venezuelan village of Congo Mirador was once inches above the lake Maracaibo and alive with fishermen and poetry. Up until recently, it has rotted and decayed because of pollution and neglect. Fighting for the village’s survival are two women – Tamara, a government coordinator and Natalie, a vocal teacher who disapproves of the practice […]