The film suggests David Lynch’s masterful mindfuck Inland Empire for the influencer set.
To the Limit could have easily been renamed Vertigo without giving the master of suspense any postmortem unease.
Tamar Yarom’s documentary packs an emotional whallop.
For nearly a decade, I’ve felt a certain allegiance to Robert Altman’s Short Cuts, and I’d never seen a single frame of it.
The film is considerably more engaging than Carmen Castillo’s similar, rambling Calle Sante Fe.
The aesthetic dexterity and psychological depth of Ang Lee’s Hulk is corrupted by Marvel’s reboot of the superhero franchise.
Kit Kittredge is remarkable for the social consciousness its young characters evince.
In The Order of Myths, the legacy of slavery lingers on far past its historical moment.
The true test of physical beauty in a man or a woman lies in their eyes and what happens to their eyes as they advance in age.
It lovingly but unadventurously documents the life and art of the late British filmmaker Derek Jarman.
Chris & Don achieves the kind of rare grace that earns its subtitle as a true love story.
What I love about Tanaz Eshaghian’s filmmaking is how she stands completely out of the way.
Jacques Demy’s film is as distanced and uncertain as The Young Girls of Rochefort is ecstatically sure of itself.
The President’s Analyst has aged slightly better than The Manchurian Candidate.
In America, anime is an at-home staple.
That Nina Davenport wants to draw parallels to her own situation is the very definition of presumptuousness.
The action is visceral, fast, exhilarating, and awful. The horsemen are beyond belief.
There’s something fundamentally suspect about a film whose appeal is so heavily predicated on a mirthful contemplation of human innards.
On the Rumba River illuminates a culture’s means of political response via communal expression through music.
Kung Fu Panda is generally content to simply coast along on a few Zen platitudes and regularly scheduled Po pratfalls.
Your contacts aren’t fogged over, faithful listeners, this is in fact Part Two of Episode 12!