Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Click here to read the full article. You can do anything with a face on screen these days, whether it’s shaving decades off with a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Advocacy meets suspense in “Welcome to Chechnya,” a chilling examination of both the brutality that the Chechen LGBT community is ...

For LGBTQ people in Chechnya, life has become a nightmare. The Russian republic has never been very hospitable to gays, but in 2017 the Chechen government launched an outright purge against perceived ...

I was recently invited to a private prescreening of David France’s new documentary Welcome to Chechnya. The film focuses on activists working day and night under extreme duress to rescue complete ...

Director David France’s 2012 “How to Survive a Plague” was to my mind one of the decade’s finest documentaries. A gripping account of ACT UP and TAG’s extraordinary lifesaving efforts during the early ...

In 2017, Russia’s Chechen Republic declared open season on LGBTQ people, launching what Human Rights Watch has called a “vicious large-scale anti-gay purge.” David France, director of the HBO ...

Social media users are sharing a video of a man and woman being shot, claiming it shows Ukrainian military violence against civilians in Chechnya. The clip, however, is from a 2014 French film by an ...

CANNES France (Reuters) - A powerful indictment of the 1999 Chechen war by "The Artist" director Michel Hazanavicius was booed and cheered at Cannes on Wednesday while France's Jean-Luc Godard ...

David France's new documentary for HBO, 'Welcome to Chechnya,' is a searing probe into the government-directed persecution, torture and killing of LGBTQ citizens from the Russian republic, chronicling ...

Advocacy meets suspense in “Welcome to Chechnya,” a chilling examination of both the brutality that the Chechen LGBT community is forced to face on a daily basis and the difficulty of leaving the ...

The ongoing anti-LGBTQ purge in the Russian republic of Chechnya is exposed in David France's harrowing but heart-filling documentary. You can do anything with a face on screen these days, whether ...