TAG Festival
The Films That Refused to Be Forgotten
With over 247 films screened at this year’s BFI London Film Festival, only a handful left an enduring resonance—films that confronted grief, reflected our political anxieties, and celebrated cultural identity. From Benedict Cumberbatch’s most powerful performance to a revelatory Hamlet starring Riz Ahmed, this review turns to the films that go beyond awards buzz, speaking instead to the depths of the human experience.
Tribeca 2025: Voces de identidad
El Festival de Cine de Tribeca 2025 reafirmó su papel como un espacio de resistencia cultural y política. Entre sus estrenos más destacados estuvieron Rebecca, el documental sobre Becky G; Happy Birthday, de la directora egipcia Sarah Goher; y Runa Simi, un conmovedor proyecto peruano que recupera el quechua a través del cine.
Tribeca 2025: Voices of Identity and Belonging Take Center Stage
The 2025 Tribeca Film Festival reaffirmed its role as a platform for powerful storytelling, spotlighting films that explored identity, belonging, and resilience. Standouts included Rebecca, a portrait of pop star Becky G; Happy Birthday, a moving debut from Egypt’s Sarah Goher; and Runa Simi, a Peruvian documentary about reclaiming Indigenous language through cinema.
HollyShorts 2025
Explore the standout short films of HollyShorts 2025, where hope, humor, and humanity collide. From heartfelt documentaries to bold fiction and animation, this year’s festival delivers unforgettable stories from emerging filmmakers worldwide.
Stories Without Borders: Arab voices
A celebration of Arab creativity, Stories Without Borders explores the highlights of this year’s Safar and Shubbak Festivals in London. From powerful documentaries to surreal cinema and community-led art spaces, this review reflects on how storytelling—through film, food, and conversation—builds bridges across cultures.
“Too Small to Tell”: A Powerful Reckoning from Inside Miramax
Lisa Rose’s gripping one-woman show Too Small to Tell, now at the Brighton Fringe Festival, offers a raw, personal account of working at Miramax in the shadow of Harvey Weinstein. This timely and courageous performance examines complicity, power, and the urgent need for change in the film industry.
Flare 2025
Flare 2025 returned to London with a vibrant celebration of LGBTQ cinema from around the world. From hilarious comedies to poignant love stories set in conflict zones, the festival offered bold, unforgettable stories that reflect the diversity and resilience of queer lives today.
K-Music Festival 2024
The lovely K-Music festival returned this year for yet another intriguing look at the rich musical landscape of South Korea. This year’s festival showcased its usual eclectic blend of ground breaking music for all musical taste.