The Film Daze team takes a trip inside the Criterion Closet and detail our favorite picks.…
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Holiday specials are a mainstay in American TV, but one unlikely animated series stands head and diapers above the rest.…
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Have a good hair day despite the quarantine with “Hair Pieces,” a Criterion Channel Short + Feature pairing of two films about hair salons and hairy situations.…
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All of a sudden, Laura is a real girl, and the disturbing realities of her fate can no longer be shrouded by implication and surrealist imagery.…
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The much-maligned second season sees Lynch at his most Lynchian, marrying the supernatural and the banal to create something both wonderful and strange. …
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Three decades after its pilot premiered, the strange landscape of 'Twin Peaks' beckons our return.…
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This period drama is a welcome recognition of Britain's multiracial diversity, but ultimately highlights the limits of representation politics.…
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Harboring new filmmaking techniques and similarly daunting atmospheres, The Last Picture Show and Nashville both imbibe a new understanding of American values, proposing America as a malleable idea rather than simply a historical reality.…
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'The Cranes Are Flying' and 'Beanpole' dissect Soviet women’s involvement in and after World War II from different angles, examining how they interact with the societal expectations, constructions, and false narratives of the female existence. …
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'Assassination Nation' delivers an honest and unforgiving portrayal of the persecution girls have to face in a society run by social media.…
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