Spielberg’s latest sits in those split-second slices of (either painful or glorious) humanity in childhood that define you.…
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This tense, sexy, and funny cat-and-mouse chase is a testament to a contained setting and tight dialogue.…
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Movies are a way of life in this Toronto filmmaker's own movie.…
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Saim Sadiq’s film has us consider so much through stunning cinematography, moving dialogue, and performances delivered by a jaw-droppingly skilled cast.…
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While the class analysis only goes so far on this luxury yacht, ‘Triangle of Sadness’ is still a fun and rollicking ride. …
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Pearl’s insanity, and her unabashedness in her insanity, is worth celebrating.…
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‘Aftersun’ is an emotional recollection of a Turkish holiday, and how relationships between fathers and children evolve as we, and our memories, age.…
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This is a film not so much made for queer people than for those who feel the only way to empathize with gay people is to cry about how terribly hard it is for them.…
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Maria Schrader’s 'I’m Your Man' approaches the concept of exploiting loneliness for profit with understanding and tenderness, while exploring the questionable aspects of replicant beings.…
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Javier Andrade’s 'Lo Invisible' is a tightly constructed examination of a woman with postpartum depression.…
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