Neshoma Review: Letters from Wartime
Fictional letters craft stories of Jewish life during wartime as Neshoma examines Dutch lives lost during the Holocaust.
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Fictional letters craft stories of Jewish life during wartime as Neshoma examines Dutch lives lost during the Holocaust.
Heritage, a portrait of two Iranian siblings caring for their ailing parents, makes the ordinary extraordinary.
A filmmaker explores layers of family history and Brazilian history through performance, vérité documentary, photos, and animation in The Secret Lives of My Three Men.
Matthias Lintner puts his relationship with his boyfriend Sadiel under the microscope to see how politics fare in the game of love in My Boyfriend, the Fascist.
Chinese artist, philosopher, and dissident Ai Weiwei stages Puccini's opera Turandot with nods to COVID-19, the migration crisis, and the war in Ukraine.
The members of the Malaysian punk band Shh...Diam! create a powerful sound of resistance for LGBTQ rights in Queer as Punk.
Iranian filmmaker Ali Asgari defies censorship with Higher than Acidic Clouds a metaphorical film about silence, dreams, and freedom.
A filmmaker explores a family secret above a relative whose existence was long hidden from her, and the culture of silence behind the loss, in My Missing Aunt.
In #skoden, Damien Eagle Bear explores the human story behind a viral internet meme about an Indigenous man putting his dukes up.
Writing Hawa examines the plight of women's rights on Afghanistan as one filmmaker observes her mother's quest for literacy.