The journey of attending film festivals encompasses screening new films, meeting film talent, and networking with fellow critics and moviegoers.…
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For decades, Ousmane Sembène has carried the burden of being a representative for an entire continent’s cinema: essentially the only…
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As I mentioned in my review of the previous “Walking Dead” spinoff “Dead City” months back, AMC’s flagship franchise must…
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Prolific feminist filmmaker Jennifer Reeder first picked up a camera while studying performance at Ohio State University. While attending the…
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I’ve been privileged and honored to work with the Venice Biennale College every year, watching its projects and presenting my…
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Matt writes: Our critic Glenn Kenny is currently at the Venice Film Festival filing reviews for some of the year’s…
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It’s going to be an unusual Toronto International Film Festival this year. With the dual strikes still rattling the industry,…
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Alex Coppola’s documentary “Belongings” is a documentary whose subjects believe in spirits, but it’s a very casual kind of belief.…
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Sofia Coppola is a personal filmmaker whose work follows a thematic through line: her pictures are all, in one way…
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Remember the intermission scene in Mel Brooks’ 1966 “The Producers” where a won-over theatergoer bursts into the bar and exclaims,…
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