By Rachael Fisher
The trailer only hinted at the amount of pain protagonist Emily would endure at her stay. Screwdriver, written and directed by Cairo Smith is a chilling neo-gothic psychological thriller that tested...
By Rachael Fisher
In these times, audiences are waiting to laugh, to jump, to tear up and to learn or dive into another realm to escape. These films not only transported the audience, making...
By Rachael Fisher
“Afghanistan – one of the most dangerous places for women today.” - filmmaker Gayatri Kumar
Gayatri Kumar at Opening Night Dances With Films
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By Rachael Fisher
On My Mind, the Oscar-Nominated short leaving audiences with tears in their eyes and tissues in hands. A heartwarming story about a man and his will to sing karaoke to Elvis...
by Dr. Laura Wilhelm, LauraWil Intercultural
The Tale of Kiều is widely considered the most important Vietnamese literary work of all time and the poet Nguyễn Du has been recognized and honored by global organizations such as...
by Dr. Laura Wilhelm, LauraWil Intercultural
Bố Già (Dad, I’m Sorry) has become the #1 box office hit of all time in Vietnam and is the first Vietnamese film to break $1M at the U.S....
Sound of Violence opens with a family coping with a father returning from war, not re-integrating back into the mundane day-to-day family life, something many families can relate to.The Tagline "Her music...
By Rachael Fisher
Vanishing Angle Productions tackles the story of two women in See You Then. The film opens with what appears to be old college friends catching up when one is back in...
