Joseph Jonathan
There is a genuinely compelling film inside Alahun: The Weaver. It is about the violence…
At two hours and three minutes, Love and Life is a long journey without a…
Variations on a Theme is proof that the most political act available to cinema is…
With Chronicles from the Siege, Abdallah Al-Khatib proves that cinema is indeed political and that…
Dao is the kind of film that announces its ambitions in every frame and then,…
If this is what a second edition looks like under pressure to match its predecessor,…
Whether contemplating migration, gender identity, or an unconventional romance, What Do the Maknines Dream Of,…
The ultimate measure of a functioning society is not how many generous citizens it can…
Once punishment becomes something to be watched rather than merely witnessed, the question is no…
Perhaps The Almajiri’s greatest achievement is that it refuses simplistic answers to deeply complicated questions.…
