By “The future we were warned about is no longer distant, it is here.” This is the message that Oscar-nominated director Sara Dosa shares in her newest documentary Time and Water. Through archival material and the writings of Icelandic author Andri Snær Magnason, Dosa puts together an expansive story focused on
SIFF ‘26 Capsule Review: ‘THE ASCENT’ Scales the Heights of Human Drama and Kilimanjaro…Sans Legs
The Ascent, directed by Francis Cronin, Edward Drake, and Scott Veltri, is a climbing documentary–true crime hybrid following bilateral amputee Mandy Horvath’s attempt to quite literally crawl up Mt. Kilimanjaro using only her hands and a whole lot of gumption. It’s a captivating stranger-than-fiction account that resists easy categorization, the
SIFF ‘26 Capsule Review: ‘THE FRIEND’S HOUSE IS HERE’ Exhumes Tehran’s Underground Art Scene
The Friend’s House is Here, written, directed, and produced by Hossein Keshavarz and Maryam Ataei, is a slice-of-life Iranian drama following two close friends navigating Tehran’s underground art world, where they risk staging performances featuring women without hijabs or dancing ever-so-slightly provocatively on social media, in defiance of state censorship.
Avengers: Doomsday Is the Perfect Place to Bring She-Hulk Back Into the MCU
Jennifer Walters belongs in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And if you don’t believe it, just ask Bruce Banner, Wong, and Daredevil: all important Marvel characters who got to know Jen (some better than others, in the case of Matt Murdock) in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. But for She-Hulk star Tatiana
5 Lessons Superhero Movies Need to Learn From the Video Game Movie Boom
If you’re a certain type of geek, then 2026 is shaping up to be a banner year for cinema. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is the highest grosser thus far, Markiplier’s Iron Lung was a surprise indie success, and Mortal Kombat II and Street Fighter are poised to be major
