'Yes, God, Yes' feels new and specific to the character because of its commitment to sex positivity.…
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Through her 'mockumentary' styled films, Cheryl Dunye gave insight into the way Black lesbians construct the world around themselves.…
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Artemis Fowl pinpoints everything that made the source material so charismatic and sandpapers it down.…
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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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This Thanksgiving, Katie Duggan recounts the best festive films to be grateful for.…
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Imogen Poots can't quite save Lorcan Finnegan's suburban pastiche from feeling like an overlong 'Black Mirror' episode.…
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Billie Piper steps behind the camera for a messy but fascinating anti rom-com.…
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Mirrah Foulkes filters Tarantino through The Brothers Grimm in this ineffective fairy tale satire.…
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"Adrenaline-fueled bombast, aesthetic flair, and two endlessly charming lead actors turn a somewhat antiquated script into a charming, exhilarating spectacle."…
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From the beginning to end, Sibyl deals with a beautiful mess of emotions that is a direct result of asinine decision making.…
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