There’s an enigmatic quality to the role of Nolan in the current filmmaking landscape.
The film was made with the utmost commitment to authentic representations of rez life.
D. Smith discusses earning her subjects’ trust, the sterility of documentary tropes, and more.
The twin filmmakers discuss why they’re keen to engage with interpretations of Talk to Me.
To celebrate its 40th anniversary, we’ve ranked every track on the Queen of Pop’s debut album.
The 26th San Francisco Silent Film Festival was another joyous gathering of silent cinema.
Petzold discusses how his artistic inclinations can be felt in Afire’s characters.
Cheryl Dunye dicusses The Watermelon Woman’s long road to canonization.
Marseille’s contradictions were particularly evident at this year’s FIDMarseille.
The first entry in the singer-songwriter’s 50 States Project serves as a freeze-frame of an era.
These films are, at the very least, a testament to cinema’s enduring importance in navigating tumultuous times.
These 15 games look to be the tip of a rather astounding iceberg.
Here’s hoping that the remainder of the year plays out more smoothly than a hostile corporate takeover.
We’ll be unpacking these dense and rewarding albums for the rest of the year and beyond.
The actors discuss the meta nature of the film’s plot and its perspective on American culture.
The actors discuss why Wes Anderson’s creative mind cannot be reduced to an algorithm.
The actors discuss how functioning as a troupe off-set translates into on-screen dynamics.
Cinema isn’t the sole mechanism for making our presence known, but it can be among the most powerful.
Georgia Oakley discusses Blue Jean’s depiction of homophobia in Thatcherite Britain.
There’s a shadow hanging over the 2023 Tony Awards, and we don’t just mean the WGA strike.
Song discusses the hard and soft skills she found indispensable running a set for the first time.