During the month of December Filmatique presents The Future is Female (Directors) III, a collection of exemplary features from a new canon of female directorial voices.
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During the month of November Filmatique presents Greek Weird Wave, a series of films that refract the zeitgeist of contemporary Greece's economic, political, and spiritual turmoil. Often, these explorations adopt a style of mundane realism, stories of everyday life set within scenarios of macabre, bizarre, even violent milieux.
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Filmatique presents American Folklore, a series of films dissecting the textures and rhythms of rural Americana, tales of lost and shattered innocence.
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Filmatique presents The Creation of Meaning II, a series of documentary films focusing on the act of creation.
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Filmatique has partnered with Brooklyn-based film distributor Factory 25 once more for American Indie IV, a spotlight on some of the most exciting filmmakers working in the American independent scene.
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Filmatique’s Middle Eastern Cinema series seeks to present a diversity of cinematic visions from Israel and Palestine.
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Filmatique’s second Ecologies series explores green activism, the natural world, and the effect of human intervention on ecological systems.
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A collection of films from Latvia, Romania, Lithuania, and Hungary.
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A collection of works from exciting filmmaking talents in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico.
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In an exclusive interview with Filmatique, Sacha Polak discusses intimacy, the challenge of shooting one's first feature, cinematic inspirations and her upcoming projects.
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A collection of exemplary features from a new canon of female directorial voices.
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A film series offering humanizing perspectives of migration, displacement, diaspora, and the search for a better life.
A collection of works by some of the finest filmmakers working in France.
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A film series spolighting some of contemporary Italian cinema’s most innovative directors.
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A panorama of acclaimed works from various nations in East and Southeast Asia.
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In an exclusive essay for Filmatique, Dr. Paula Halperin examines the political valences of anxiety and uneasiness in various works of Theodore Collatos.
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In an exclusive interview with Filmatique, Collatos discusses representing the current sociopolitical state of America onscreen, aesthetics of implied aggression, shooting his first documentary in Rio de Janeiro, and upcoming projects.
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In an exclusive memoir for Filmatique, writer-director Lonely Christopher reflects on the decade-long process of completing his feature film MOM.
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In an exclusive essay for Filmatique, Guest Curator Tony Torn explores the narrative and thematic complexity of MOM.
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In an exclusive essay for Filmatique, Guest Curator Alex Gootter explores notions of salvation, community, and friendship vis-à-vis Will Oldman's character Ike in New Jerusalem.
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