TIFF 2026: ‘Ba’s Book’ Turns a Father’s Memories Into a Family Affair
The film becomes most affecting when its experiment allows those personalities to interrupt the project Duong thought she was making.
Tag: Documentary
‘American Doctor’ Director Poh Si Teng Hopes Her Documentary Becomes “Irrelevant Tomorrow”
“There was this pin-drop silence when it came to talking about Gazan journalists that were executed and being killed."
Ely Buendia Admits Old Comments “Still Haunts Me” in ‘Eraserheads: Combo on the Run’
"Multiple truths can co-exist"
‘Vice Is Broke’ Breaks Down the Seduction of Cool
It’s the refusal to tie things up neatly that makes 'Vice Is Broke' resonate. The film is messy, exhilarating, frustrating, ...
BTS ARMY Doc Gets Theatrical Release
“There is no BTS without ARMY and no ARMY without BTS. We’re excited for audiences to go on an emotional ...
Riar Rizaldi’s Cryptic Indonesian Docufiction ‘Monisme’ Is a Fascinating Avant-Garde Take on the Conceptual Film
A cinematic meditation that avoids straying too far into the experimental or essayistic.
‘The Last of the Sea Women’ Explores a Life Measured by the Tide
The strength of 'The Last of the Sea Women' is in its ability to hold space for contradictions.
Harrowing ‘Black Box Diaries’ Documentary Allows Director To Be The Subject Too
Japanese journalist Shiori Itō produced and directed this documentary of her investigation into her own sexual assault case.
‘15 Ways My Dad Almost Died’ Unearths A Forgotten History Through Humour
In '15 Ways My Dad Almost Died,' Sura Mallouh crafts an intimate, far-reaching exploration of survival, memory, and the unexpected ...
Reel Asian 2024: A Family’s Ascent in ‘Ashima’
A tender and thoughtful exploration of ambition, family, and the cost of greatness.
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