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LIVING IN BONDAGE fast-forwards the Nigerian film industry

One of the world’s most prolific film industries was founded on the success of a direct-to-video film distributed on VHS cassettes. Host Rico Gagliano learns the history of LIVING IN BONDAGE — the indie project that launched Nigeria’s “Nollywood.” Featuring interviews with the movie’s writer/producer Okey Ogunjiofor and director Chris Obi-Rapu.Our first season, titled “Lost in Translation,” spotlights movies that were massive cultural phenomena in their home countries, but nowhere...

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  The Flipsides of Cannes — Featuring Wim Wenders and more

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  PERFECT DAYS — Wim Wenders cures his post-pandemic blues

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  HIGH & LOW - JOHN GALLIANO — Kevin Macdonald tackles fashion and forgivene…

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  Sofia Coppola — PRISCILLA, from source to soundtrack

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  Sofia Coppola — from VIRGIN SUICIDES to PRISCILLA

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  DO THE RIGHT THING — Spike Lee and Ruth E. Carter find color in the dark

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  QUADROPHENIA — The mod, mod world of ’64, ’79 and beyond

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  BREATHLESS — Jean Seberg & Jean-Luc Godard dress down film and fashion

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  HOW TO HAVE SEX — Molly Manning Walker just wants to talk

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  Ken Loach Calls for Solidarity in THE OLD OAK

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  Sebastián Silva on ROTTING IN THE SUN — "Everyone and everything in it *wi…

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  PASSAGES — Ira Sachs's "endless circle of desire"

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  Cannes Conversations — Ildiko Enyedi on short cinema

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  Cannes Conversations — Filipa Reis on privilege and empowerment

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  Cannes Conversations — Joanna Arnow watches (wryly) from a distance

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  Cannes Conversations — With OMEN, Baloji clears his name