"No one understands that Karl wants to help." Sovereign Film Distribution in the UK debuted their official trailer for an ...

Eric Williams is a busy guy. On March 4 he’ll bring “Why All the Drama” to Cafe du Nord’s Swedish American Hall, where he’ll ...

"You can't save everyone, Jacob." New Europe Film Sales has unveiled a festival promo trailer for the indie western film ...

Unlike traditional love stories, "Mystery In Bloom" focuses on presence and emotional resonance. The director, whose previous work, “The Road to My Father,” earned selections at 10 international film ...

We take a closer look at the feature-length projects showcased at the inaugural Spotlight on the Nordics works-in-progress event at the EFM ...

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From the allegorical nightmares of Mother! to the hypnotic surrealism of The Lighthouse, these films show just how poetic ...

From the grief-ridden The Babadook to the hauntingly atmospheric Let the Right One In, these films prove that the horror genre can be utterly sad.

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