I was intrigued by the announcement at Cannes earlier this year concerning an unearthed film project by the late William Greaves that was first shot in 1972 and remained unfinished…

Some may be familiar with the other film adaptations of Octave Mirbeau’s classic novel The Diary of a Chambermaid, the most well-known of these being Jean Renoir’s 1946 version when…

What if you made an entire film comprised primarily of driving scenes involving back-and-forth conversations between the driver and passenger? Sebastian Brameshuber’s London could be your answer. It might seem…

At Night tells the story of six women living in Paris. They gather around a table in a café during a scene where they hold an intimate conversation about various…

Yuula Benivolski’s feature-length debut is the sprawling documentary The Black Box is Orange, a film that covers Benivolski’s early years growing up in Shlomi, a small militarized town in Israel. The…

Double Freedom follows the story of Misael, a laborer who chops trees and sells timber for a living. This marks 25 years since the release of La Libertad, a film…

This latest feature from Nicolás Pereda has him collaborating once again with the usual actors and faces we’ve come to expect at this point. Returning are familiar character names like…

The TIFF schedule is finally out, and late additions have been revealed. We at the DTMC have also been hyped by the lineup announcements of the specialty programs such as…

The first week of TIFF announcements has concluded, with initial slates announced for the Galas, Special Presentations, Platform, Discovery, and Primetime sections of the program. At the DTMC, we know…

With the Cannes Film Festival having wrapped back in May, and the upcoming film festival looming upon us, with big festivals like Venice, Telluride, TIFF and NYFF on the horizon…