Jingle Jangle added a dash of much needed sparkle to our week

With Lift Like A Girl director Mayye Zayed takes viewers inside the world of Egypt's teen weightlifting comm.

Here's why you should take a break from the world and immerse yourself in The Magic Fish.

Here's why Transplant is the perfect show to embrace while in quarantine.

Evil Eye was both creepy and complicated in a uniquely South Asian way

Radha Blank's The Forty Year Old Version deserves all of the hype and more.

The new short film Hello From Taiwan examines identity and divorce through the eyes of a child.

Enola Holmes turns the damsel in distress trope on its head, which is one of the reasons we loved it.

Stand Up, Yumi Chung is funny and sweet — which is exactly what we needed this week.

Noughts + Crosses imagines an alternate universe in which Europe is colonized by Africa.

Here's why we think the actress Geraldine Viswanathan should be cast in everything.

Masaba Masaba is a dishy look at the world of Indian celebrity.

More Than Just A Pretty Face is the critique of purity culture and colonialism we didn't know we needed.

Inventing Victoria is the perfect example of how historical fiction can shine a light on hidden stories the past.

Insecure actress Sujata Day makes her directorial debut with Definition Please.

Stockton On My Mind is an ode to the power of public policy

Kelly Yang tackles rape culture and the vulnerability of teen girls in Parachutes

We spent the weekend watching Indian Matchmaking. Here’s what we thought.

Prairie Lotus puts a new spin on what it was like growing up on the prairie in the 1880s

Say hello to some old friends: The New Baby-Sitters Club is absolutely delightful.