Author: Kayleigh Donaldson

With his new ‘Crimes of the Future’ out this Friday, we revisit one of the filmmaker’s most unusual but affecting works.

We’ve seen plenty of cinematic riffs on the characters and tropes of the fairy tale – but never one quite like this.

With his new meta-movie ‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’ heading into theaters, we look back at one of Nicolas Cage’s most memorable early roles – and what it told us about his style, even then.

Sally Potter’s follow-up to “Orlando” was a self-aware meta-romance, with much to say about art, life, love and dance.

With his new film “Belfast” an Oscar frontrunner, we look back at one of the least loved entries in Kenneth Branagh’s filmography – and one of the most interesting.

Lynne Ramsay’s 2002 psychological drama certainly isn’t a conventional choice for a “holiday movie,” but let’s think outside the box for a moment.

With ‘The Power of the Dog’ on the horizon, a look back at one of Jane Campion’s less acknowledged – but most striking – earlier works.

With his new film “The Card Counter” in theaters soon, we look back at one of Paul Schrader’s strangest – and least understood – works.