‘14th’ Review: Ava DuVernay Defends Vital Constitutional Amendment
14th, the documentary directed by Ava DuVernay that premiered Friday night as the closing-night film of the New…
A documentary about and largely filmed by blind girls gives a casually radical perspective – The Art Newspaper
The historic conundrum of documentary cinema, the question that plagued filmmakers, audiences and theorists for the medium’s first…
Paul Rudd Says Smartphones Are ‘Facilitating Our Own Destruction’
Paul Rudd plays the moderator of the first-ever meeting dedicated to solving America’s climate crisis in “A Statement,”…
‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Review: Paul Thomas Anderson’s Doc
Concerts, and concert films, don’t come much starker than Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall. Oscar-winning director Paul Thomas…
‘Heil Jupiter!’ Review: Carlos Reygadas’ Latest Cinematic Head Trip
Iconoclastic Mexican director Carlos Reygadas continues to test the boundaries of cinema, and the patience of many a…
Godzilla Minus Zero Review: An Even Grander Clash-of-the-Titans Sequel
Of all the criticisms leveled at Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” (apart from the one I have: that the…
Tony Gilroy, Pedro Pascal Movie ‘Behemoth!’ Sets NY Film Fest Premiere
Tony Gilroy‘s Pedro Pascal-starrer Behemoth! will have its world premiere as the centerpiece selection of the 2026 New…
Daniel Day-Lewis Returns in Dark Family Drama
The first thing to note about Anemone is that it marks a magnificent emergence from eight years of…
Daniel Day-Lewis Returns to the Big Screen
In “Anemone,” which marks the return of Daniel Day-Lewis to the big screen after his retirement eight years…
Daniel Day-Lewis Regrets Retirement Announcement
Eight years after he announced his retirement, Daniel Day-Lewis is back acting in Anemone, which was directed by…