Filmmakers

In Antonio Di Benedetto’s brilliant existential novel 'Zama,' the semi-aristocratic Don Diego de Zama is stationed in Asunción as a functionary for the Spanish Crown.

In 1991, Russia was one of 15 republics of the soon-to-be-disbanded Soviet Union, apartheid laws existed in South Africa, and the U.S. was engaged in a war in the Middle East.

With multiplexes inundated with one special effects-driven extravaganza after another, it’s not uncommon to wonder where all the adult dramas have gone. The answer, at least this Friday (March 30), is your local art house, where moviegoers will have the opportunity to catch 'Love After Love,' one of 2018’s absolute triumphs.

Ever since his feature debut 'Samson & Delilah' won Best Film at the Australian Film Institute Awards in 2009, Warwick Thornton has been garnering international acclaim as a director and cinematographer.