French-Senegalese filmmaker Alain Gomis expands upon his ambiguous cinema of experience and identity with Félicité, the story of a Kinshasa singer in crisis
In Mudbound, an ambitious epic about racial realities in the American South during the World war II era, Dee Rees reminds us that we create the times in which we live
Recently restored, the warmly realized 1972 miniseries Eight Hours Don’t Make a Day marks a thrilling new peak in Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s towering career
