Noted in its opening title cards as the true story of many, Wajma sets the tone for an uncompromising look at modern Afghan state and its tr...

Told entirely in voiceover with images and sounds adding a meditative feeling to the comprehensive, experiential verbalizations, The Meteor...

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BDSM—Bondage, discipline, dominance/submission and sadomasochism—has long been viewed as a disgusting sub-genre of the pornograp...

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In essence, a home invasion thriller without an actual home, Jeremy Lovering's feature directorial debut, In Fear, confines the majority of...

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Established in 1969 and known for its custom made Neve 8028 console and analog sound mixing, Sound City is presented as a scruffy, dirty and...

On January 1st, 2009, just moments after everyone celebrated the dawn of a new year, an eye witness cell phone video captured a struggle bet...

As is the standard for increased globalization worldwide, U.K farmers are finding it increasingly difficult to maintain a traditional self-o...