Author: Larry Fried

Anora is full of hilarious hijinks and thick tension, however it distracts from the more sensitive character work that defines Sean Baker’s humanist stories.

Have some room in your schedule? Check out these ten films, screening at this year’s edition of the Toronto International Film Festival.

The beloved composer puts his own spin on the compilation record with a collection of themes reimagined in the style of 50s-60s exotica.

Fans were expecting Marvel to incorporate Fox’s Marvel adaptations into their canon carnival, but nobody can prepare for what they’ve conjured up.

In Made in England, Scorsese uncovers the history and filmography behind two of his all-time greatest influences.

The director’s newest project seems him reuniting with his longtime collaborator on his most emotional film to date, Vulcanizadora.

Slave Play caused a stir on Broadway. Now, playwright Jeremy O. Harris revisits the work for a process documentary that lacks definition.

Turkish auteur Tolga Karaçelik makes his English-language debut with this farce about a retired killer saving a struggling writer’s marriage.

The beloved YouTube sketch comedy group’s long-awaited final project sees them poking fun at billionaires and privatized space travel.

Neil Berkeley’s latest explores the intersection between mental health and comedy through a group therapy session with a group of comics.