Mascha Schilinski’s second feature film – and first since 2017 – announces the German director as a major cinematic voice.
Author: Will Bjarnar
Mary Bronstein’s delirious take on modern motherhood – screening at the 63rd New York Film Festival – is no ‘Uncut Gems.’ That’s a good thing.
Joachim Trier, a master of the form, reunites with Renate Reinsve for a revelatory portrait of a family navigating grief and forgiveness.
Anemone presents a bold vision from Ronan Day-Lewis, featuring a stunning portrayal that challenges traditional filmmaking.
Akinola Davies Jr.’s semi-autobiographical debut, co-written with his brother Wale, depicts childhood memories in elegant, heartbreaking fashion.
Discover how Whistle reshapes the narrative of documentary filmmaking, reflecting on the absurdity of its themes.
Discover the beauty of Architecton as Victor Kossakovsky discusses the significance of rocks in design and construction.
Explore the world of Ne Zha II, a captivating continuation of the beloved animated adventure with unique elemental forces.
Qualley and Plaza are both afforded showcase-level duties but not even their camp-adjacent powers can save what remains a piece that is ultimately too basic
Explore the unique storyline of Palm Springs and discover the twists of ‘Went Up Hill’ in this clever comedy review.