Film

Photographer and filmmaker Lauren Greenfield has spent most of her professional career documenting people living affluent or outlandishly wealthy lifestyles, and with her latest feature film, Generation Wealth (opening in …

Energetic, poignant, and socially conscious, the slice-of-life comedy-drama Blindspotting touches on a lot of common themes present in urban-set films today, but does so in often brilliantly original ways.

Unoriginal and leaden paced, the Canadian produced supernatural thriller Our House cribs liberally from a bunch of stale genre staples and presents itself with a minimal amount of energy or …

Shock and Awe, the latest film in as many years to look at how good, balanced, and thoroughly researched print journalism has become more important than ever, is a briskly …

Mission: Impossible – Fallout finds the high octane and high risk Tom Cruise action franchise on assured, familiar footing, further establishing this now six film long series as one of …

Lacking the manic gusto that made its highly lucrative predecessor such a success, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again will appeal only to ABBA devotees who want more of the …

Employing the same style as its better than expected predecessor but telling a different type of story, Unfriended: Dark Web is an uneven, unconnected sequel that still makes decent use …

Both an insightful, well researched look into a cinematic past that’s been swept under the rug and a potentially eerie warning of things to be on the look-out for in …

An easily digestible, inspirational tale of addiction, injury, disability, and recovery, Gus Van Sant’s John Callahan biopic Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot finds the respected filmmaker firmly …

Thirteen-year-old actor Noah Jupe has shared the screen with a number of Hollywood heavyweights over the last three years of his rising career, including John Hurt, Charles Dance, Matt Damon, …