Film

Babak Payami’s documentary 752 is Not a Number takes a global tragedy and gross miscarriage of justice and strips it past the open wound and down to the bone.

With their latest documentary Framing Agnes, filmmaker Chase Joynt once again reflects on transgender history to add context to the present.

The Eternal Daughter once again finds British filmmaker Joanna Hogg wrestling with ghosts of the past, albeit this time a bit more literally and with only slightly diminished returns.

It might sound like a strange criticism to levy against a film where Santa Claus engages in a bloody war with machine gun toting mercenaries, but director Tommy Wirkola’s Violent …

While undeniably ambitious, writer-director Noah Baumbach’s adaptation of novelist Don DeLillo’s seminally strange White Noise is a shrill, obvious, and often painfully annoying disaster of epic, indulgent proportions.

Elegance Bratton’s The Inspection is a superbly acted and emotionally rich look at one young man’s life as a gay person in the military.

Laura Poitras’ award winning documentary All the Beauty and the Bloodshed is an enveloping work of heart and history.

For his first feature in several years, veteran Polish filmmaker Jerzy Skolimowski takes a passionate and unflinching look at the human relationship with the animal kingdom from the perspective of …

This has been a fantastic year for movies, and while I’ve had a tough time narrowing down my top 10 list, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is right near …

Director Rian Johnson shows off his writing and directing skills with his latest film, but behind the scenes, one of the main people that helps make Johnson’s dreams a reality …