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.