Clown in a Cornfield isn’t a terrifying or particularly groundbreaking slasher horror, but it’s still a great time just the same. Aiming for maximum entertainment value and offering up a …
Durga Chew-Bose’s adaptation of Françoise Sagan’s novel Bonjour Tristesse scales back its source text to the bone and finds great specificity in silence. Whether showing the longing, jealousy, rage, sadness, …
Another Simple Favor is a deliciously campy and vampy sequel to an already outlandish film that wasn’t clamouring for a follow up, and yet here we are, and I’m glad …
Like many of the better Marvel Studios projects as of late, Thunderbolts* exists in an odd space, caught between being a very good movie saddled with a ton of franchise… …
Jeremy Workman’s documentary Secret Mall Apartment wants the viewer to carefully consider where art and life intersect. If someone calls themself an artist, does that mean that their art is …
Parade: Queer Acts of Love & Resistance (the opening film of this year’s Hot Docs Festival) is a dutiful and personal look back at the historical struggles and mobilizations of …
Director Shoshannah Stern takes the celebrity biographical documentary to new and refreshing levels with Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, a look at the career, struggles, and successes of the most …
Paul, the latest and perhaps most widely accessible work from Canadian filmmaker Denis Côté to date, follows the uniquely inspirational and heartfelt journey of a 34-year old man overcoming depression, …
Jueyon Yang’s moving, personal, and introspective documentary My Missing Aunt starts off by looking at familial secrets within her own family, but blossoms into a more sorrowful and sensitive examination …
Ai Weiwei’s Turandot is a majorly disappointing and thin look behind the scenes of the dissident artist’s first attempt at directing an opera, a modern retelling of Puccini’s controversial, unfinished …