A work of contemplative art that packs its small, unassuming, and intimately composed frame to bursting with unanswerable questions about man’s place in the universe, Canadian filmmaker Andrea Bussmann’s avant …
Master Z: Ip Man Legacy isn’t specifically a sequel to the well loved and lucrative, Donnie Yen starring, Chinese martial arts franchise, but rather more of a like-minded, only ever-so-slightly …
The Brink is lightly critical of right wing political strategist Steve Bannon’s desire to spread isolationism around the world, but it also unwittingly gives the man a platform.
An enjoyably casual stroll down one of music history’s more literal memory lanes, Canadian filmmaker Ron Mann’s latest documentary, Carmine Street Guitars, looks at one of New York City’s most …
A landmark achievement in the history of indigenous cinema, SGaawaay K’uuna – or Edge of the Knife in English – is a mesmerizing film crafted by true artists, performed largely …
Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer’s skillful, spooky, and ultimately superfluous updating of Pet Sematary is a film that recycles about 85% of its big screen predecessor wholesale with modest improvements …
If you’re fatigued by the glut superhero movies (and box office numbers would suggest that you’d be in the minority of the filmgoing population if you were), Shazam!, the latest …
The title of Aaron Kunkel’s documentary The Boy Band Con: The Lou Pearlman Story suggests a look back at a time not so long ago when one man cornered the …
Giant Little Ones is a complex, weighty, and sometimes realistically confusing look at modern teen sexuality.
Swiss filmmaker Sophie Huber’s documentary Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes looks at one of the most successful and celebrated jazz labels in music history, and while it’s not the …