Unless you're an obsessive fan of Jacques Rivette, anyone within its wide cast of actors, post-68 France, experimental theater, conspiracy theories, or film...
I saw The Academy of Muses a month ago and have considered it almost every day since then, turning over in my mind the clearly defined ideas, only-half-unde...
Since any New York cinephile has a nearly suffocating wealth of theatrical options, we figured it’d be best to compile some of the more worthwhile repertory...
Without going too deeply into the why or how of this issue, it's a fact that the range of academic scholarship on Quentin Tarantino remains thin. Yes, there...
While this Brian De Palma fan can't help but be a little annoyed that a career-spanning documentary from in-vogue filmmakers suddenly brings out more admiri...
Kiyoshi Kurosawa is on quite the roll: nine months after Journey to the Shore and four since Creepy premiered, both of which we highly recommend, we have a ...
Whether you think he's a titan of contemporary art cinema or a moralizing hack, Michael Haneke will dominate much of 2017's cinematic discourse with his new...
If you've taken the hours-long journey into Krzysztof Kieślowski's The Decalogue, you've probably seen a less-than-great-looking copy on DVD or through, let...
It's been known for some time that Ang Lee would be making a technically innovative drama about the Ali-Frazier bout Thrilla in Manilla, and being that the ...
