The Nest

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. […]

Our modern society is dealing with two primary concerns regarding AI: our liberty and automated biases. Joy – a media lab researcher – finds out that the facial recognition system excludes dark skinned people and women. Investigation reveals a widespread bias in algorithms. AI is not neutral and this demands legislative protection of civil rights. […]

Saudia Arab’s academy award nomination by Haifaa al Mansour is about a young hard working doctor in a small town clinic who cannot fly for a conference at Dubai without the allowance of a male guardian. As maryam appeals to her politically affiliated cousin, the film depicts the challenges faced in a still-obscure society through […]

Did your friends ditch you at the last moment and you did not want to go alone to watch the 2021 Sundance movies? Worry not, we’ve got you covered. The team at the Sundance Film Festival 2021 is working hard to make everyone participate, even if you cannot come in person. With media partners such […]

James Lee and Brian Lazarte present a historical story that is long forgotten. The docuseries portray the McDonald’s monopoly game in the 1990s that was based on millions of dollars, and people hoped to win prizes, ranging from sandwiches to big cash prizes. Between these events was a network of those who defrauded McDonald’s out […]