An annual celebration in the finest cinematic offerings, the New York Film Festival has been a treasure trove of the latest work from seasoned auteurs along wi...
David Byrne is little without his sense of humor. Of course there’s the musical prowess whose longevity persists from then-outré new wave to today’s classic-ro...
Get ready to swoon. We've been looking forward to the new restorations of Wong Kar-wai's greatest films for some time now, and after a pandemic-related delay, ...
76 Days, from directors Hao Wu, Weixi Chen, and an anonymous filmmaker, is a heartbreaking work of documentary vérité investigating the emerging COVID-19 outbr...
Between his feature film debut Monsters and Men in 2018 and the forthcoming Richard Williams (Venus and Serena's father) biopic starring Will Smith, Reinaldo M...
The
first event at which we see Joe Bell (Mark Wahlberg) speak his anti-bullying
message can't help but make you laugh. He's standing on-stage with a dishevele...
The
woodsmen are clearing out the forest to expand Kilkenny, Ireland's farmland
circa 1650 under orders of Lord Protector Cromwell (Simon McBurney)—an
Englishm...
Michel Franco has made a name for himself over the years with Daniel and Ana, After Lucia, Chronic, and April’s Daughter, all of which can be described as mise...
The premise behind Evan Morgan's The Kid Detective definitely hit upon my nostalgia as a big fan of the HBO Encyclopedia Brown series when I was a kid. You do ...
The career of François Ozon is delightfully absurd. For every gem––8 Women, Swimming Pool, Frantz––there is an (often entertaining) stumble. (Meet Ricky.) Yet ...
