A film driven by hagiographic respect, filled with meaningful compositions, and steeped in a righteous passion to set the record straight.…
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Klein’s film is a worthy portrayal of The Greatest and a great documentary in its own right.…
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Dixon's film is a harrowing but illuminating watch, and an excoriating exhibition of why Black subjects need Black documentarians and cultural interpreters more often than not.…
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Michelle Pfeiffer dazzles as a near-destitute heiress in this surreal comedy.…
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Despite a foreboding atmosphere, brisk dialogue, and admirable intentions, the gears of 'Slow Machine' grind to a standstill.…
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This NYFF film is self-indulgent and pretentious.…
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Sang-soo's spare approach to a spare story lets down some interesting ideas.…
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A unique, if limited, concoction of engrossing documentary effort and artistically challenging form.…
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These short films interrogate land appropriation, national origin, and family legacy with lyricism. …
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NYFF 2020 Review: Currents Program 2 — ‘Free Radicals’ Spark Revolution in the Digital and Landscape
These shorts use digital renderings and uncanny landscapes to start to strip away our humanity and demand action to restore it.…
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