Updated 4/19: In the midst of social distancing, film festivals around the world are canceling or postponing their events. Here are examples of what some festivals are doing to preserve aspects of the experience remotely.
A long time ago, Prometheus was cursed by the God’s for bringing fire to mankind. Today, Fedor finds himself in Moscow and falls in love, for the first time.
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Docu-drama exploring one former police officers' experience of being both a victim and a perpetrator of racism within the police force.
A salmon in Alaska makes an unlikely journey on "the Mount Everest of rivers" - the Susitna - as residents consider the costs/benefits of a government-proposed mega-dam. An infectiously funny and enjoyable environmental documentary.
On 08/08/08, as the Super 8 motel chain is on the brink of a massive change, two career loners - a traveller and a townie - make a chance encounter in the motel bar. In the blurry midnight hours, they slowly learn each other's secrets.
A piano tuner pretends to be blind for simple thrills until he sees something he shouldn't in this well-crafted French thriller.
