Dilip Mehta discusses his film Mostly Sunny, which profiles porn star Sunny Leone and the fight for women's rights in India as a patriarchal culture exploits women with one hand but exerts control over their bodies with another.
Tadhg O’Sullivan’s The Great Wall provokes curiosity as a doc about the migrant crisis and the fortification European borders, based on a 1917 story by Franz Kafka
David Lynch: The Art Life and Shadows of Paradise offer different aspects of the man’s life beyond his filmmaking, but neither doc truly captures the inspiration for his art.
Havarie belongs within a broadly defined notion of the essay film genre, and also exhibits a true experimentalism, all while never compromising documentary integrity.
Raving Iran gets very touching when we see Anoosh and Arash ecstatically releasing themselves and partygoers during the desert rave and, after a big story turn, in Switzerland. They are “floating,” as one of them puts it.
