Eva Kaukai and Manon Chamberland practice the Inuk art of throat singing in their small village of Kangirsuk. Their mesmerizing voices carry through the four seasons of their Arctic land. The art of throat singing is musically pleasing and creatively diverse, with various forms belonging to cultures the world over.
Stephanie is a single mum with cute cat socks and a vlog on baking and homemaking hacks. Emily is a PR director with sharp suits and penchant for strong martinis. As they’re brought together by their young sons’ play-date they form a fast, if slightly unbalanced, friendship. But when Emily
From documentaries to historical dramas, director James Marsh is often drawn to telling true stories in film. Many consider Marsh to be one of the greatest British directors with his critically acclaimed titles The Theory of Everything, Man on Wire and now, King of Thieves- out on Blu-ray & DVD
Göteborg Film Festival 2019 was just inaugurated! With mingle, red carpet, inaugural speeches, awards, singing and world premieres. Sweden’s Minister of Culture, Amanda Lind, held a speech stressing the importance of cultural freedom. This year’s Mai Zetterling-grant was awarded to the documentary filmmaker Marcus Lindeen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7Ui7E7NZm0&feature=youtu.be This evening, Draken was filled with
Even for those who can’t get a ticket, the New York Asian Film Festival continues to be one of the best gateways into far-eastern cinema around. Continuing to see success eighteen years after their first edition, the festival is now expanding from its annual two-week summer blowout to also stage a
