Refn discusses his love of fairy tales, falling through the rabbit hole of streaming, and more.
Miles Joris-Peyrafitte’s film ultimately succumbs to melodramatic clichés and simplistic political demagoguery.
The film preaches of the love of creative freedom, yet finds no original form of expression of its own.
Throughout, the film peddles notions of self-realization and self-actualization that feel nothing short of moth-eaten.
The film is ostensibly about the war for the soul of a house, but it couldn’t feel less lived in.
It’s an occasionally amusing and insightful beltway satire that’s ultimately undone by its conventional mise-en-scène and predictable plot.
The film strives to teach people about the institutional racism that fueled the South Bronx fires of the 1970s.
The film essentially indulges in the same act of willful distractedness as Ted Bundy’s admirers.
Werner Herzog’s documentary is a rare example of the arch ironist’s capacity to be awed not by nature but by man.
Abel Ferrara’s documentary excels as kind of cultural microcosm, rich in its broader implications.
What better goal could there be for an UglyDoll than to find meaning as a product in the hands of a consumer?
The film remains as legendary for its artistry as it is for the difficulty of its making.
Sonic the Hedgehog and Slant’s nine-year relationship has seen its ups and downs.
At its best, the film is a testament to how Ruth Westheimer’s practiced decency was literally a saving grace during the Reagan era.
Zhang viscerally unites musical and action forms, underscoring their similarity as celebrations of movement.
The actors and filmmaker discuss the father-son relationship at the heart of the film.
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As it proceeds toward its telegraphed rom-com ending, the film becomes just more empty rhetoric, an ineffectual reiteration.
Rachel Lears’s film is a rebuttal to the position that Ocasio Cortez’s election victory was an incidental event in American politics.
Fiennes discusses his affinity for Russian culture and exploring Nureyev’s life in nonlinear fashion.
Ant Timpson’s feature debut is a crazed parody of the self-pity inherent in familial resentments.