Refn discusses his love of fairy tales, falling through the rabbit hole of streaming, and more.
In attempting to grapple with issues of bullying, mental health, burgeoning sexuality, and pedophilia, the film bites off more than it can chew.
On December 6, elites and journalists assembled at the Souk Madinat for the opening night of the festival.
It’s most crucial shortcoming is its failure to illuminate both the inner life of its subject and his artistic genius.
The film shows how the political becomes personal, how cycles of abuse and intolerance can knock a life off its axis.
The images have a pleasing straightforwardness that parallels the openness of Cody’s longing for love.
Marcelo Gomes doesn’t seem to have that much to say, as his real gift is articulated through his body.
The film is both meandering and bloated, suggesting the Frankensteinian result of brutal test screenings.
The film is by and large a conspicuously manufactured thriller that moves between manipulative psych-outs.
The actress discusses the unconventional way she approaches her performances.
A welter of dissonant intentions, the film fails to seamlessly intertwine its elements of realism and fantasy.
The filmmaker has the regal countenance of a Viennese baron—or maybe a Bond villain.
It reveals itself as vacuous and cold, a bizarrely seductive pseudo-thriller lacking a thoroughly worked-out payoff.
Bening and Bell discuss Gloria Grahame and Peter Turner’s relationship.
The film’s derivatively stylish cinematography laboriously hints at un-broached turmoil and passion.
The Greatest Showman’s spectacle is overshadowed by its archaic and misguided notions of American exceptionalism.
Women deserve a better vehicle for demonstrating the power of female solidarity than this empty money grab.
Fatih Akin’s In the Fade comes to life when it dramatizes the distraction tactics necessary to excusing terrorism.
The affable actor talked to us about playing a self-doubting beta male.
The old family friends discuss working together and how women have been treated in Hollywood and how that’s changing.
In 2017, queerness on screen is no synonym for homosexuality writ large, but a strategy of resisting and unsettling categories.