10 articles
Follow a young woman named Isra'a over a ten-year journey in One in a Million as her family flees Syria only to confront the cost of freedom. The post One in a Million Review: A 10-Year Migration Saga Both Epic and Intimate appeared first on POV Magazine.
Fergie Chambers and his life of empty privilege goes under the microscope as he moves from one shiny new thing to the next in All About the Money. The post All About the Money Review: Money Can’t Buy You Out of a Rude Awakening appeared first on POV Magazine.
A father searches the river for his 16-year-old son in Closure following his disappearance in this devastating study of grief and mental health. The post Closure Review: A Devastating Portrait of Grief and Love appeared first on POV Magazine.
One family's story fuels a lifetime of memories and animated remembrances in TheyDream, William D. Caballero's loving ode to those who raised him. The post TheyDream Review: All in the Family, Re-Animated appeared first on POV Magazine.
The 1985 assassination of a Palestinian American activist triggers a deeper exploration of a history of racism inWho Killed Alex Odeh? The post Who Killed Alex Odeh? Review: Cold Case Captures Cultural Stagnation appeared first on POV Magazine.
An interview with Time and Water director Sara Dosa about exploring the life and death of glaciers and the memories housed between layers of ice. The post Sara Dosa on Time and Water and Exploring Environmental Memory appeared first on POV Magazine.
In The Gas Station Attendant, Karla Murthy mines family home movies while exploring her father's struggle to land a consistent vocation in America. The post The Gas Station Attendant Review: When One Family’s Story Is Everyone’s Story appeared first on POV Magazine.
Ron Mann revisits the story of Clairtone, the Canadian stereo company that briefly made a splash during the swinging Sixties. The post Clairtone Review: Hi-Fi Meets Lo-Fi appeared first on POV Magazine.
An interview with filmmaker Jihan about her documentary My Father and Qaddafi, and exploring her family history and her mother's resilience. The post How My Father and Qaddafi Explores the Personal and the Political appeared first on POV Magazine.
An interview with The Tale of Silyan director Tamara Kotevska and cinematographer Jean Dakar about capturing the relationship between a farmer and a white stork that proves his kindred spirit. The post How The Tale of Silyan Magically Blends Myth and Reality appeared first on POV Magazine.