Film critic Max Oxley sees Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman" as yet another demonstration of the aging director's devotion to character-rich storytelling.
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Review: ‘Rocks’
Stories of teenagers having to take responsibility for their younger siblings,after parental abandonment have become a film festival staple in [...]
Portrait of a Lady
Forbidden love has, of course, always been a staple of fiction. It allows us to indulge our greatest desires and [...]
Matthias and Maxime
After failing to light the world on fire with his English-language debut, "The Death and Life of John F. Donovan," [...]
Father Neptune
Science fiction set in the outer recesses of the solar system gives directors infinite license to break from the needs [...]
Synchronic
Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead have spent their careers bending genre conventions. In 2014's "Spring," the filmmaking duo crafted a [...]
Review: ‘The Load’
It is 1999. Serbian troops that have invaded Kosovo at President Slobodan Milošević's behest are under bombardment by NATO aircraft. [...]
Linklater heads south
Imagine this: You're a little hungry, so you step into a small Italian trattoria for a meal. You have modest [...]
Apocalypse Now: Final Cut
In 1969, the Rolling Stones released "Let it Bleed," an album whose liner notes begged listeners to "Play it loud." [...]
