On a sparsely populated island off the northwest coast of Scotland, a group of refugees wait for approval of their asylum requests.

An Icelandic film that takes a stand for the common man, or in this case a middle-aged, emerging activist, without grandstanding.

A film as dark as the dirt under a witch’s fingernails.

A wronged family decides the fate of the wrongdoer on an Iranian reality TV show.

Bored and middle-aged? Need a little more kick in the old life? Try binging on alcohol!

It’s generous to assume that something has been lost in translation from the stage to the screen.

Francis Lee, director of the acclaimed God’s Own Country, has made another same-sex love story, though set in the more remote, sorrowful reaches of muddy old England.

Sophia Loren is often greater than any movie she appears in, and this is not an exception.

Women’s rights protesters storm the stage of the 1970 Miss World pageant before a worldwide audience in a docu-dramedy led by Keira Knightley.