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‘Something Familiar’ Review: Rachel Taparjan’s Personal Documentary Moves Even as Its Form Feels Forced

Now premiering in CPH:DOX’s main competition, the autobiographical feature blends archival material with staged encounters to probe identity.

Berlinale Panorama Premieres Mahnaz Mohammadi’s Roya, a Visceral Portrait of Imprisonment

Father Erupts on the Stand at Inquest into 2017 Queensland House Fire

‘Honey Bunch’ Wins Praise—and Pushback—as Genre-Bending Gothic Horror Arrives on Shudder

Netflix’s His & Hers Debuts With a Twisty, Dual‑Perspective Mystery

‘Des Vivants’ Debuts on France.tv, Reframing the Bataclan Through Survivors’ Eyes

Queen Mantis Episode 5 Premieres September 19 on SBS With Same-Day Streaming

Di Costanzo’s Elisa Debuts in Venice Competition as Ronchi Draws Praise

MagentaTV+ Plans Second Season of 'The German' After Premiere

Kristen Stewart’s ‘The Chronology of Water’ Premieres to Acclaim at Cannes

New Book Revives Forgotten Scandal of Psychiatric Abuses in Sargant's 'Sleep Room'