A compassionate and involving story of an African American single mother, Regina, stressed by her restaurant job and doing her best to raise her two children in northern Florida.
Ripped from the pages a children’s book, Lila finds herself trapped in the physical world and discovers that one of her most avid readers, Ramón, has grown up and is beginning to forget her.
Science Gallery Detroit, the DIA, and award-winning poet and activist Natasha T. Miller will be holding a 14-hour community performance of grief.
Revered Iranian actress Behnaz Jafari (playing herself) receives an alarming video shot by a young woman on a smartphone.
The Italian Film Festival USA tours a dozen venues in the United States each year, bringing a stellar lineup of more than a dozen new and recent Italian feature films.
In celebration of the DIA’s Festival of India (April 5-7) the DFT will present this modern Bollywood classic.
Chela (Ana Brun) and Chiquita (Margarita Irun) have been a couple for decades, lifelong members of Paraguay’s wealthy elite.
The film that best defines Bollywood’s golden age, a tragic romance between a poet and a prostitute that Time named among the top ten romantic films of all time.
Featuring a wide range of topical, relevant and up-to-the minute works of particular interest to our region.
Oscar-nominated filmmakers Sam Green and Joe Bini brings their documentary of the Kronos Quartet to the DFT, with a twist.