Mzia Arabuli stars in 'Crossing,' which opens the Panorama section of the 2024 Berlinale. By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief Borders, political, social and societal, are being transversed in ...

Bring a box of Kleenex when you go to see “Crossing,” a glorious, emotional film about an older Georgian woman searching for her trans niece in Turkey. Entertainment Critic Languages, communities, ...

We know what typically happens in movies when characters go looking for missing loved ones. Surprise — they find themselves. End of quest. But something more nuanced emerges regarding our internal ...

Akin tells IndieWire about his trans journey "Crossing," which premiered at Berlin and follows a woman from Georgia to Turkey in search of her missing niece. In the wake of her sister’s death, a ...

Crossing is set on the junction between East and West. It opens on the outskirts of a small village on the Georgian coast of the Black Sea, where Lia (Mzia Arabuli), a stately woman with a commanding ...

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks with director Levan Akin about his new movie, "Crossing." It tells the story of a woman searching for her long-lost niece in Istanbul. Crossing - crossing paths, crossing ...

Simply sign up to the Film myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Istanbul is a place where people disappear — so it is said in the panoramic human drama Crossing. And yet the film also ...

Two actresses — Deniz Dumanli and Mzia Arabuli — channel the weariness and face of Anna Magnani in an Istanbul-set ensemble drama about righting wrongs of the past. In “Crossing,” the new film from ...

Georgian-Swedish director Levan Akin is again winning over audiences with his latest film, “Crossing,” which opened the Berlin Film Festival’s Panorama section. The touching drama is about retired ...

Levan Akin brings beauty to the back streets and back waters of the Bosphorus in Crossing, an elegy of travel and trans life which ebbs and flows between Georgia and Istanbul. Dream-like even as it ...

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