Queena Li’s Bipolar embraces the quirky uncertainties and randomness of a road movie like few other recent films. Initially, the jarring jumps in logic and tim...
Pushed back from its usual April slot, the Tribeca Film Festival will take place in June this year (specifically 9th through 20th) at venues across all five Ne...
At long last, our most-anticipated film of the last few years will finally be arriving soon. Leos Carax’s first film since 2012’s Holy Motors, the Sparks-score...
Quite literally saved by her little sister Amelia, school shooting survivor Vada (Jenna Ortega) is thrust out of her seemingly normal life into an extended per...
Celebrating its 50th anniversary edition this year, New Directors/New Films annually brings together the most promising new filmmaking voices. The Museum of Mo...
If one is curious about the best in documentary filmmaking, there's no better place to experience it each year than the True/False Film Fest, based in Columbia...
A nuanced and occasionally moving drama about an estranged family, Bradley Grant Smith's Our Father features an arc that perhaps sounds too common: siblings ta...
The title of 2021 Berlinale and SXSW selection Ninjababy might conjure thoughts of wacky superhero adventures; “Ninjababy” could be Astro Boy or Turbo Kid’s in...
Before diving into Natalie Morales’ often charming Language Lessons, I approached the film with a certain skepticism. After a year of endless Zoom meetings, Fa...
Long before the days of going viral with a scam to share wealth with whomever retweets a comment, there was Michael J. Brody Jr., an Oleomargarine heir and all...
