Wes Anderson’s The Wonderful World of Henry Sugar is 37 Minutes Long
Ah, okay: so there's really just one Wes Anderson film this year. He can be forgiven for not putting out two ornate, exhaustively manicured works in a twelve-m...
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The Criterion Collection’s September Slate Brings Orson Welles, David Bowie, The Princess Bride, and Nicolas Roeg in 4K
In 1962 Orson Welles directed The Trial; in 1993 the music video for David Bowie's "Jump They Say" paid tribute in a characteristically pop-art fashion; in 202...
Guillermo del Toro Says “We Have to Rescue” Studio Animation From “Emoji-Style Behavior”
While Guillermo del Toro continues prep work on his forthcoming live-action feature Frankenstein for Netflix, with Andrew Garfield, Oscar Isaac, and Mia Goth a...
Trans Sex Workers Tell Their Stories in First Trailers for The Stroll & Kokomo City
A pair of essential documentaries from Sundance Film Festival this year examined the lives of trans sex workers through their own perspectives, and now both wi...
Cannes Review: Eureka is Lisandro Alonso’s Most Ambitious, Uneven Reverie
Late into Lisandro Alonso’s Jauja, Viggo Mortensen’s Captain Gunnar Dinesen disappeared into a cave. What happened next, in that unnamed stretch of 19th-centur...
Discover Jean Eustache’s Masterpiece In Trailer for The Mother and the Whore‘s 4K Restoration
It used to be two options: live in a major city that busts out the one awful print or download the VHS rip from a dark-web torrent site. No wonder it was only ...
Robert Yeoman on Asteroid City, Embracing the Sun, and AI-Generated Wes Anderson Parodies
As both his first western and first time with sci-fi, there's never been an entry into either genre that looks quite like what Wes Anderson conjured with Aster...
Watch: Quentin Tarantino Talks Violence, Taxi Driver, Brian De Palma & More in 70-Minute Cannes Masterclass
Four years after world premiering Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood to Cannes Film Festival, Quentin Tarantino returned to the festival last month with the teas...
The Best Films of 2023 (So Far)
As we approach 2023’s halfway point it’s time to take a temperature of the finest cinema thus far: we’ve rounded up our favorites from the first six months of ...
Tribeca Review: Invisible Beauty Examines Racism in the Fashion Industry Through the Eyes of the First Black Supermodel
With every step she took on the catwalk, Bethann Hardison broke new ground. She did it while strutting in Chester Weinberg’s A-line skirts across the private s...