Shocking, disturbing, but above all else: important. Breakout director Itako presents a harrowing new documentary covering male prostitution in Japan.
Using the human spirit as her muse, American filmmaker Maegan Mann is making her mark in the world by telling stories with more than just a happy ending.
“What Will People Say” is a film about shaming culture, female emancipation, teenage rebellion, and family relationships. Today, we talk to its director.
From August 9 to 22, Somerset House explores the history of cinematic portrayals of dream worlds – the dark, the dramatic, and the visually stunning.
“Distance” is a tale of beauty, of desolation, of alienation. We talk with its director to see how creative collaboration, poetry and fashion intertwine.
Watch the film that these Belgians have been touring across eight festivals in Europe with an immersive installation, and discover how can you be part of it.
Until July 22, visit Berlin’s festival Edit Film Culture! and watch very rare-to-find avant-garde films. Today we speak with one of its curators.
Kenzo are back with their second Folio, “Le Renard Bleu”: a bewitching performance that explores culture and global identities, both old and new.
Take a look at the LGBT-oriented film festival’s most dynamic features challenging the notions of gender, identity, and the complexities of one’s sexuality.
Gucci presents three films celebrating the anniversary of The Second Summer of Love at Frieze London to honour youth culture, revolts and, above all, love.
