A family’s new rescue pup is terrorized by deceased pets in this mind-bending horror.
In 1976, Nobu called his mum from an airport in Japan, and told her he was flying to the Netherlands to enter the karate world championship. 40 years later, his daughter and fashion designer quizzes him about life and integration, whilst he models a collection he inspired.
A teenage girl takes a step toward adulthood in contemporary Cairo.
Squads of privatized police officers from various corporations walk the streets of New York, selling overpriced protection plans to citizens.
A 12-year-old girl’s life and love are shattered by the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina - The Moth's Collective's stunning entry into the New York Times' 'Modern Love' series.
Filmmakers Zeek Earl and Christopher Caldwell, who turned their Sci-Fi short "Prospect" into a feature film, are back with a bold vision for a new cinematic universe and envision a web3 powered community at the center of it.
A tense morality tale, one of the best horror shorts to ever feature on our pages and an inspirational documentary released for Indigenous Peoples' Day make up our Best of the Month picks for October.
In a world where every loser is pretending their life is awesome on Facebook - Allan Kasvotski's status updates are suddenly coming true [NSFW].
Selected for the NyTimes Op/Docs, "Darlin" follows a Honduran family in the months after their separation under the zero tolerance policy.
When Janine returns home from an evening jog she realizes something is different about her boyfriend in this darkly comedic homage to horror classics.
