What is it about Some Like It Hot that keeps us watching, over half a century later?…
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There is a particular part of this hour-long documentary that displays the unconditional love that existed between Demy and Varda — both in the obvious but also through subtext.…
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To me, Persona is something very extraordinary. It is a collection of my life's encounters and breathtaking work of cinema.…
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L’eau froide (Cold Water), directed by Olivier Assayas, beautifully paints the angst of youth against the backdrop of Paris in the early 1970s.…
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Nobuhiko Obayashi's 1977 'House' is a mind-boggling ghostly extravaganza.…
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Chantal Akerman’s 1977 avant-garde documentary News from Home is a story of displacement.…
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Stalker poses vexing questions about desires, art, and meaning to life — all provoked by the nature of their journey to find happiness. But what is happiness, without unhappiness?…
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Wong Kar-wai's 1994 Hong Kong drama, Chungking express is iconic for making you want to fall in love, eat pineapples, and listen to the famous soundtrack featuring The Mamas & the Papas - California Dreamin'.…
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Elaine May’s electric Mikey and Nicky is an exploration of how the trappings of masculinity colors friendship between men.…
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"Isn't everything we do in life a way to be loved a little more?" Bethany Wilson takes a look back at Richard Linklater’s beloved Before Trilogy and why it is still so relevant and cherished today.…
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