Film critics have both the educational blessing and the soul-crushing curse of watching a lot of Holocaust films, and they…
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Born in the Bronx, filmmaker Nancy Savoca attended film school at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, graduating…
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When I was growing up, the consumption of girlhood on screen looked like “Mean Girls,” “Aquamarine,” “13 Going on 30,”…
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The short documentary “Breaking Silence” focuses on the plight of the deaf community in prison and their lack of resources…
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Before fully committing to 2024, we wanted to look back one more time at some of the tributes we wrote…
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It would be nicer to enter 2024 with a sunny outlook, but the world has seemed hell-bent on tearing itself…
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Delightfully upbeat, suspenseful, and full of charm, Omar Hilal’s “Voy! Voy! Voy!” is a feel-good crowd-pleaser with a sly undercurrent…
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Since his passing on December 30th was confirmed by his family, appreciations of Tom Wilkinson have flooded the internet, many…
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Conversation is essential to art, and we had some great ones this year with actors, directors, writers, and craftspeople of…
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Fans of “Infernal Affairs,” the brilliant 2002 Hong Kong thriller that spawned two sequels and served as the basis for…
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