Contains a particularly memorable use of kerosene fluid and a lighter creating one of the most satisfying finishing moves.

Entertaining in the expected ways, 'Kill Boksoon' adds an extra layer of weight through the mother-daughter relationship.

A powerful, unsparing documentary that utilises the camera as a means for a community's survival against oppression.

'The Glassworker' is a pioneering achievement and a dream come true to so many of its creatives.

'New Wave' is about the music, but it’s equally about what the music masks—a tricky balance.

Its national and stylistic identity crafts a film that’s at once distinctly Canadian and Iranian.

A story of connection and redemption through the bond between dog and man.

Exploring the impact of Eiko Ishibashi's score on 'Evil Does Not Exist.'

'All Shall Be Well' displays a calmer, more stable stasis of being an older couple.

A gorgeously crafted, spiritually invigorating character study that, with its slow, patient storytelling, pays great dividends.