There is a brutality to Michael Haneke’s films. It is often literal but it can sometimes be most scathing when…
Come away to the bucolic Italian countryside of 1983, where a young man’s world is budding with discovery and desire.…
As with many of Richard Linklater’s films, Last Flag Flying would be hard not to like. I’d even go so…
Thelma opens on a little girl and her father walking through a snowy Norwegian wilderness. When they come upon a…
Director Todd Haynes (Carol), A father of American gay cinema, works his particular brand of cinematic magic again in Wonderstruck.…
A well-known quote tells us to “Dance like no one is watching,” but nobody watching is a real problem for…
You may never have heard of Chavela Vargas, but if you see this film you’re unlikely to ever forget her.…
This visually unique motion picture employs the dreamlike “rotoscope” technique in which animation is traced over live motion picture footage,…
Filmmaking brothers Josh and Benny Safdie follow their epically gritty film about junkies on the streets of New York (Heaven…
Frankie (pictured, center) is noticeably smart and obviously handsome, but he’s aimless: his main occupation seems to be kicking around…
Even ardent fans of Tom of Finland might wonder whether his life story could possibly rival the allure of his…
Aubrey Plaza plays friendless, social media obsessed Ingrid, who is left unmoored after her mother’s death and heads to California,…