Last year, Óliver Laxe presented audiences with a truly bizarre, brilliant, visceral, cinematic and aural experience with the Oscar-nominated Sirât.

Argentinian filmmaker Matías De Leis Correa’s fourth narrative feature, The Fixation (La fijación) is a meditation on gay ...

Celebrated, Out Argentine filmmaker Marco Berger’s riveting cinematic challenge, The Mirror, is world premiering at OUTShine ...

When a truth is revealed at the film’s end, that same green feels is imprinted on Way’s skin–his shoulders and arms ...

Stefan Vukić plays Toma, a frustrated young artist, living in a 1950s totalitarian society (although it could be any time ...

I couldn't help but think of nature all throughout Charlene Fisk's Call and Response, a drama about the fear and ...

See You Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow plays as part of the Out On Film’s What We Carry: Drama Shorts block on October 4 at Landmark’s Midtown Art Cinema on October 4. It will stream as part of Out On ...

Geronto plays as part of the Out On Film’s What We Carry: Drama Shorts block on October 4 at Landmark’s Midtown Art Cinema on ...

Jessica Lange is a true icon of screen, stage and television. She’s won two Academy Awards (six nominations), three Emmy Awards (five nominations), five Golden Globe Awards (17 nominations) and the ...

Watching David Greaves’ Once Upon a Time in Harlem I felt overwhelmed, in the best sense, by such an extraordinary ...

Is anyone having a better cinematic year than Sandra Hüller? Okay, maybe Penélope Cruz. And you can also make an ...

Introducing her absorbing feature debut, La Gradiva, at this year’s New York Film Festival, ...