While traveling to the Berlin International Film Festival to screen his previous film Paper Dolls, Israeli documentary filmmaker Tomer Heymann returns to Germany—a country his grandfather fled seventy years ago to establish a new life in Palestine. It is during this trip that he meets Andreas, a German dancer, sparking a connection that evolves from…

By targeting the predatory nature of modern TV journalism, this film exposes a world where reporters prioritize the perfect shot over everything else, even thrusting microphones and cameras into the faces of the grieving. The result is a portrayal of just how brutal deceit and manipulation can become. Using a doc drama style, the movie…

I felt somewhat conflicted by the time the credits rolled. Because the AIDS crisis has been depicted on screen so frequently, complete with all its inherent dramatic weight, a film must offer a fresh perspective to truly distinguish itself. While I recognize this is an older production, it fails to provide much in the way…