Stonewall Uprising is about as expert a piece of analytic documentary filmmaking as can be conceived.
Structurally, stylistically, thematically, the film is beyond impressive.
The documentary is a 57-minute character study built on great on-screen title work and some very entertaining eccentricities.
Documentary is a subtle art form, where one creative misstep can overshadow a good effort.
The film is an exhaustive tribute to the work and, by extension, the life of virtuoso monologist Spalding Gray.
Understanding Screenwriting #43: Shutter Island, The Ghost Writer, The Messenger, & More
Martin Scorsese’s usual lack of restraint works nicely throughout Shutter Island.
In no uncertain terms, this is exactly the film jazz lovers needed to make.
No, it’s never too early to talk about awards season.
On the surface, it can seem like an underwhelming step for a filmmaking team that delved inside the Clinton campaign in The War Room.
The best thing about Renoir’s films is the continual sensation they give of life as theater, until theater feels like life.
Let’s make one thing clear right off the bat: I am Mac’s ideal demographic. I own one of everything: a laptop and desktop, several iPods and an iPhone.
This supposed idyll of an alternate 2004 will not, in fact, be a simple and tidy and happy all over place.
If you’re ready to have a gay old time, the funny flurries are showering New York these days.
When you place Jesus at the center of a film, or any work of art, you’re making a religious statement of some kind.
Viewers and critics alike feel very, very strongly about the endings to their favorite shows.
Can any slight, relatively little-seen film live up to the kind of reputation that increasingly surrounds Close-Up?
The filmmaker brothers discuss their latest feature, which is out next month from Fox Searchlight Pictures.
Yesterday’s mid-season finale could prove to be a make or break moment for the remaining fans that have hung in there for Caprica.
Cold Weather is a film with polish, wit, and impeccable comedic timing.
Easily the most “stylish” episode of the season, what with its longish takes and lowish angles, this Richard mythology is also not too great a reveal.