Since any New York City cinephile has a nearly suffocating wealth of theatrical options, we figured it’d be best to compile some of the more worthwhile repe...
As with their Convergence section, the New York Film Festival offers an expanded view of the current cinema with yet another installment in their Projection...
There's been talk of a Big Lebowski sequel for years and years, and the Coen brothers, as one would only reasonably expect, haven't been so keen on the idea...
Insofar as a Spain-Morocco-France-Qatar co-production that mostly earns comparisons to Jauja can be said to "have a moment," Oliver Laxe's Mimosas is, indee...
Admittedly, much of our focus for this coming New York Film Festival will be on the main slate and, it's hoped, Revivals, which is as much a matter of what ...
I'll rephrase this because it's relevant, not because I'm sometimes lazy: this month's dismal selection of wide releases doesn't look a lot better when you ...
Do you think the wide releases of August 2016 are dismal? Consider this: exactly 30 years ago -- August 15, 2016, presuming you live within a time zone rela...
What to do that will get more people watching Hong Sang-soo's films? Is my hard-wired belief that he's one of the greatest (if not the very greatest) living...
At the latest TCA -- a very long procession of television executives telling critics why their new sitcom is going to be a really big deal, don't you know -...
Since any New York City cinephile has a nearly suffocating wealth of theatrical options, we figured it’d be best to compile some of the more worthwhile repe...
