Ted Geoghegan’s Mohawk is a survival-of-the-fittest film that’s charged with a thunderous urgency.
The second season of Atlanta is cloaked in a heavy yet strangely exhilarating veil of dread.
It achieves a strange irony, as its formal abstractions serve to heighten our emotional connection to the characters.
Mute’s narrative is a self-consciously odd and stillborn mix of missing-person mystery and rehabilitation parable.
Ichikawa’s amazing revenge melodrama deserves greater fame and recognition. Maybe this beautiful disc will help that come to fruition.
James Baldwin’s writing abounds in what’s missing from director Raoul Peck’s film.
One feels in the punishing bleakness of director Andrey Zvyagintsev’s Loveless a yearning for transcendence.
Criterion superbly refurbishes one of the most disturbing and least conventional love affairs in the history of cinema.
The sledgehammer preachiness of Mark Pellington’s Nostalgia almost scans as a failed hipster joke.
The evocative, perhaps purposeful awkwardness of The 15:17 to Paris alternates with ordinary awfulness.
Underneath its fashionable self-consciousness, Here and Now is another series about rich and attractive people.
The filmmaker discusses shooting and editing his film, and working with Adam Horovitz.
Writer-director Brian Crano’s Permission is cautious and generic, neutering its best instincts.
The film is legendary for Moreau’s star-making performance and the soundtrack by Miles Davis.
Alex Ross Perry’s Golden Exits sustains a lingering aura of futility that’s counterweighted by the film’s beauty.
G.W. Pabst’s exhilaratingly beautiful pacifist adventure film is an ode to clarity, aesthetic as well as political.
The film’s fusion of romance, comedy, ultraviolence, and political commentary has the logic of a lucid dream.
The discordant editing rhythms of Jeff Unay’s The Cage Fighter convey an erratic sense of time’s passing.
This man of many hats riffed on male anxiety, the lasting appeal of the horror genre, and more.
Ford’s masterful political drama pulses with modern reverberations.