Clotilde Chinnici

The Piano Lesson is a powerful tribute to African American history and the sacrifices of those who came before us.

Darren Thornton's Four Mothers is a sweet comedy that will have audiences laughing and crying in the same beat.

Netflix’s That Christmas is a joyful movie that is equally about the happiness and heartache of the Christmas holidays.

The Extraordinary Miss Flower is a captivating biopic that invites the audience to take a closer look at an extraordinary life.

We interview Fernanda Torres, Walter Salles, and Selton Mello about I'm Still Here (Ainda Estou Aqui) on the red carpet at the BFI London Film Festival.

Gory, bold, and hilariously funny, The Balconettes is the horror comedy of the year, with a beautiful feminist twist to it.

We interview Mehdi Barsaoui about Aïcha, his creative process in making the movie, and the inspiration behind his film.

Out now on AppleTV+, The Last of the Sea Women is a brilliant documentary. Set in Jeju Island in South Korea, the film introduces the audience to the Haenyeo, a declining community of women who collect seafood to feed their communities. It is a tough job that involves them diving in the ocean for many hours in the day, which empowers them both personally and financially. However, the Haenyeo communities are now at risk as no young people are joining and willing to take on this work. At the same time, the threat that climate change poses to the ocean also represents a significant issue for these women.

As an American-Japanese production that promises to examine a futuristic state of constant surveillance and government control from the perspective of the students in Tokyo, the very premise of Happyend sounds immediately exciting. From the little that was revealed about its plot before the film's world premiere at the Venice Film Festival, it became immediately clear how this film was going to focus on important topics that are becoming more and more contemporary in today's world.

Cate Blanchett as Catherine Ravenscroft (2024, ‘Present Day') in “Disclaimer,” now streaming on Apple TV+ | © Apple TV+