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An Oscar-winner for the lovely and introspective Nomadland, director Chloé Zhao is back in her wheelhouse with another visually lovely, emotionally intimate drama. Based on Maggie O’Farrell’s novel of...
Years before The Hunger Games, there was The Running Man, Stephen King’s 1982 futuristic dystopian novel about a reality-TV game show where contestants must survive for 30 days while...
Sentimental Value starts with a narration of the history of a house, a gorgeous piece of Norwegian folk architecture that looks like a relic in modern Oslo. Generations of...
Several Hollywood movies have been released in recent months that seem to serve as neon-arrow warnings to the American public. Superman warned of a tech genius using his influence...
What the world needs now are movies like I Wish You All the Best—gentle stories filled with kindness and acceptance, showing that society will not collapse when young people...
It doesn’t take a film critic to see aspects of Mary Shelley’s horror classic Frankenstein bountifully sprinkled throughout Guillermo del Toro’s career—from misunderstood creatures (The Shape of Water), to...
Die My Love is a scene-exploding showcase for Jennifer Lawrence, portraying a first-time mother unraveling in her isolation. At times, it’s uncomfortable to watch for its sheer rawness; other...
I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone sweat in a movie as much as poor Colin Farrell in Ballad of a Small Player. Whether it’s from the constant, shirt-soaking...
First off, it must be said: Hedda certainly looks gorgeous—both the movie and Tessa Thompson as the titular character Hedda Gabler. Writer/director Nia DaCosta has taken Henrik Ibsen’s classic...
Anyone who has been a caregiver—whether taking care of a child, caring for someone who is seriously ill, or parenting an elderly parent—will absolutely relate to the character at...
Luca Guadagnino’s After the Hunt efficiently introduces the main players of this entangled, moralistically murky tale. We are dropped into any Ivy League house party hosted in a professor’s...
When first I heard that Kiss of the Spider Woman (originally brought to the screen in 1985, winning an Oscar for William Hurt) was being turned into a Broadway...
