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“Father, I often think about the wind, how it moves things and how God moves the wind to bring everything where it should be, where it belongs.” These opening words in Karla Badillo’s debut feature OCA  set the tone for everything that follows, a meditation on faith, doubt, and the mysterious ways belief shapes human lives. Photo Courtesy of Cinema Tropical The film follows Rafaela, a nun who claims to receive visions from God, visions that often come true, though those aroun

I’m usually the first to champion an abstract film that leans on allegory, but If I Had Legs I’d Kick You  is a big swing with too many...

Inuit filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk  breathes life into Uiksaringitara (Wrong Husband) , a spiritual love story that fuses history, culture,...