For love of craft
Film critic Max Oxley sees Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman" as yet another demonstration of the aging director's devotion to character-rich storytelling.
Film critic Max Oxley sees Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman" as yet another demonstration of the aging director's devotion to character-rich storytelling.
Stories of teenagers having to take responsibility for their younger siblings,after parental abandonment have become a film festival staple in [...]
Forbidden love has, of course, always been a staple of fiction. It allows us to indulge our greatest desires and [...]
After failing to light the world on fire with his English-language debut, "The Death and Life of John F. Donovan," [...]
Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead have spent their careers bending genre conventions. In 2014's "Spring," the filmmaking duo crafted a [...]
Actress Melissa McCarthy has never been one to shy away from playing unlikable characters. Her film breakout, in Paul Feig’s [...]
David Lynch is often labeled one of American cinema’s great surrealists, to the extent that the term “Lynchian” is now [...]
From the British "Kitchen Sin" movement of the 1950s and 60s, to modern auteurs like the Dardenne brothers, cinematic representation [...]
The "Only You" poster shows leads Laia Costa and Josh O’Connor with their foreheads pressed together, O’Connor’s eyes open just [...]
What do missing-child thriller "Searching," supernatural franchise "Unfriended," and Timur Bekmambetov's chilling terrorism story "Profile" have in common? They're all [...]
English director Steve McQueen goes for something entirely different in "Widows." The video artist turned acclaimed filmmaker is best known [...]