The 2026 Cannes Film Festival starts Tuesday, May 12th, running through May 24th. The Ebert team returns this year with…
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Apple’s “Unconditional” follows mother Orna Levy (Liraz Chamami) after her daughter Gali (Ronn Talia Lynne) is arrested in Moscow. Almost…
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“That’s what entertainment’s supposed to do! It’s supposed to make you forget your miserable life!”—Ted Turner. To sum up a…
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The first two seasons of AMC’s “The Terror” are among the best in the history of horror television, atmospheric period…
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The new Peacock series “M.I.A” could be called “Miami Vice: The Reversal.” This nine-episode revenge saga is equal parts crime…
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is a story of limitless possibility, at least…
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In the director’s statement for her searing new documentary “Nuestra Tierra (Our Land),” acclaimed Argentine auteur Lucrecia Martel writes, “This…
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There’s something the matter with Dix Steele—the protagonist in Dorothy B. Hughes’ 1947 novel In a Lonely Place and in…
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Milwaukee, like the rest of the contemporary American Midwest, is increasingly making a name for itself as a place that…
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(Trigger warning: This film deals with suicide.) Emma Foley’s “Sound and Colour” presents an awkward and unnerving first fifteen minutes…
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