In an age of absurdly serialized storytelling and streaming series that structure their seasons like a “ten-hour movie,” Buddha bless…
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What can we look to during these fraught times to keep our hope alive? Fred Rogers reminded us to “look…
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Acclaimed Georgian filmmaker Dea Kulumbegashvili makes films that transport the viewer both to the rural region, at the foot of…
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It’s time to take a break from the kinds of social injustice movies covered in this column for the past…
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Roger Ebert once observed on Robert Altman: “There may not have been a director who liked actors more.” Altman’s 1999…
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With more than 100 screenings and events, panels, book signings and special presentations, the 16th annual Turner Classic Film Festival…
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This week, my friend Bridget Mallon passed away in her sleep at the age of 34. The country’s been going…
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The weather may be getting better in most of the country, but that doesn’t mean you want to stop watching…
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If you were at the 2024 Chicago Critics Film Festival, you could have seen the first Windy City screenings of…
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10 New to Netflix “About Schmidt““American Sniper““Chicken Run““Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon““Dear White People““How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies““How to…
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