One Sings, the Other Doesn’t (1977) follows two women’s lives amid 1970s France’s feminist movement, reflecting today’s struggles.

The director discusses how The Wobblies came to be, and what it takes to have a career as a documentary filmmaker.

Chie Hayakawa’s debut feature boldly tackles Japan’s aging crisis, exploring the societal implications of growing old in a changing world.

The director talks about Orlando, experimental cinema, and crafting female interiority through dance, performance, and visual storytelling.

A tale of resilience, grief, and survival as one woman defies tradition to rebuild her life in post-war Kosova.

Delving into history’s brutal injustices, Alexander McQueen’s haunting couture, and the modern reclamation of witchcraft.

The director discusses the challenges of directing a first-time feature, his creative process, and The Witch's richness.

A love letter to Call Me by Your Name.

A heartfelt ode to Le Rayon Vert.

A Companion Piece to Věra Chytilová's film Daisies.