The best art moves us in intangible ways. They speak to a part of us that resonates with our emotions. It’s hard to describe how moving images on a screen can so easily reach out and break your heart.

It’s been a long week, you’re uncertain of your future, and you just need to watch a sad show and let out some cathartic tears for people who don’t exist. No one’s judging – we’ve all been there.

Alexandra Tatarsky collages narratives of artmaking and despair into a semi-autobiographical tour-de-farce, as told by a young Jewish woman who thinks she is a small German boy who thinks he is a tree ...

There is a certain kind of catharsis that tragedy offers to many. As strange as it may be, watching a film or a television show with an emotionally powerful narrative can help us navigate our own ...