If you've got the blues about Studio Ghibli's potential shuttering, take some small consolation knowing that a few items, however small, are bound to have s...
Few Cannes entries earned as much across-the-board praise as Son of Saul, a formally dazzling Holocaust drama that marks the feature debut of Béla Tarr prot...
How strange that a 1929 film exploring cinema's possibilities still feels new, foreign, and transgressive. Dziga Vertov couldn't have known how Man with a M...
If you've yet to see the Danish comedy Klown, make some evening plans to rectify that. Imagine a mix of Curb Your Enthusiasm's social-disaster situations fi...
True to the huge reputation that comes with being the world's oldest director -- perhaps the world's oldest working man -- Manoel de Oliveira was still deve...
Being one who's often interested in whatever an actor-turned-director might bring to the table, it's only natural that Chris Evans' first behind-the-camera ...
Although it's been on a nice Criterion Blu-ray for three years, your chance to see a restored version of Metropolitan in a theatrical setting is merely thre...
"It was in Austin, Texas that I had the idea for Days of Heaven. I found myself alone for a summer in the town I had left when I was a high school student. Th...
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...
