When it comes to diversity in media, cultural representation has, undeniably, progressed over the past few years. There are still steps to be made, however, as Indigenous cultures are not yet at the forefront of such representation.
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Five Things I Learned While Watching ‘Runa Simi’ Augusto Zegarra’s Peruvian Documentary
Runa Simi by Augusto Zegarra
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2026 Prague Independent Film Festival Winners – Jonas Lawes’ The Watchmaker Takes Best Feature Film
Prague Independent Film Festival has announced the winners of its 2026 edition, with Jonas Lawes’ The Watchmaker winning the Best Feature Film prize.
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Borscht Belt Film Fest in Upstate NY to Open with ‘We Met at Grossinger’s’
We Met at Grossinger’s, a documentary about the legendary Catskills resort that inspired the movie Dirty Dancing, will open the 3rd annual Borscht Belt Film Fest, taking place November 6-8 in Ellenville, NY.
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Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut Headlines 39th Virginia Film Festival Lineup
Julianne Moore Paul Giamatti in The Debut by Jesse Eisenberg (A24) The 39th Virginia Film Festival, set for October 21-25, 2026, in Charlottesville, VA, has unveiled the lineup, kicking off on opening night with Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut.
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‘You Can See Everything’ A24 Reveals Full Trailer for Elizabeth Holmes Documentary
A24 revealed the full official trailer for You Can See Everything, an intimate documentary featuring disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes just days before reporting to prison.
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‘Who Killed Alex Odeh?’ Trailer – Documentary Investigates the Unsolved Murder of Palestinian Activist
In October 1985, the assassination of Palestinian American activist Alex Odeh shocked a Southern California community and began a search for answers that continues four decades later.
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Serville Poblete’s ‘Sunburn’ TIFF Drama Acquired by MoreThan Films
Sunburn by Serville Poblete Sunburn from award-winning director Serville Poblete (In the Morning Sun), which made its world premiere in the Centrepiece Program at the Toronto International Film Festival, has been acquired by MoreThan Films.
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‘The North’ Trailer – Bart Harder and Carles Pulido Star in Immersive Scottish Hiking Drama
Ahead of its theatrical release, Picturehouse has debuted the official trailer for The North, the immersive hiking drama from writer-director Bart Schrijver (Human Nature), starring Bart Harder and Carles Pulido.
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Helen Mirren in ‘A Talent for Murder’ to Open SCAD Savannah Film Festival
The 29th SCAD Savannah Film Festival will open with Anton Corbijn’s A Talent for Murder, starring Academy Award-winning actress Helen Mirren, who will accept the festival’s Legend of Entertainment Award.
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John Wilson’s ‘The History of Concrete’ Delivers Big Opening Weekend for Magnolia Pictures
John Wilson’s feature directorial debut The History of Concrete opened this weekend to a record-breaking $90,000 in one theater, delivering the 2nd biggest opening weekend for any film in IFC Center’s history, behind only Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite.
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‘Miller Night Football’ Trailer – HBO Docu Revisits Comedian Dennis Miller on Monday Night Football
HBO dropped the trailer for Miller Night Football, a documentary short about the time Monday Night Football put comedian Dennis Miller in the booth.
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TIFF Awards – ‘La Bola Negra’ Wins People’s Choice, ‘Angh’ Wins Platform Prize
La Bola Negra by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi (Carla Oset) The Toronto International Film Festival has revealed the award winners, with the TIFF People’s Choice Award going to La Bola Negra, directed by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi.