From the Criterion Channel’s new Dirk Bogarde program, a look at Luchino Visconti’s "beautiful film that is deeply hard to watch."

In memory of the brilliant character actor Yaphet Kotto, we look back at two of his onscreen deaths, and what they tell us about his considerable gifts as an actor.

Fellini’s first color feature spotlights one of his most important leading ladies, and presents a striking contrast to his better-known works.

With the 1945 classic streaming on HBO Max, we take a look back at its considerable pleasures – and the thorniness of its messaging.

The 2005 action/comedy – one of Pierce Brosnan’s wonderful subversions of his Bond years – hits a little differently now.

Preston Sturges’s definitive screwball came early in one of the most remarkable runs of any writer/director’s career.

For its 40th anniversary, a look back at the soulful center of Michael Mann’s big-screen breakthrough.

Before ‘Jaws’ (or its sequels, or its ripoffs) came this spectacular documentary on the search for the elusive great white shark.

Spike Lee's phone sex comedy, released 25 years ago this week, is a mess - but one full of interesting and often timely ideas.

Gordon Parks Jr. and Max Julien's riff on 'Bonnie & Clyde' in this entertaining and often subversive Black Western.

There was something in the air – or in the moon – 40 years ago that gave us several classic werewolf flicks, including ‘The Howling’ and ‘American Werewolf in London.’

Mike Nichols’ scathing 1971 sex comedy, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video, may or may not have been his best film – but it now feels like his most influential.

How the paranoia of the late-‘60s seeped into two very different sci-fi movies from March of 1971:

The 1996 adaptation of ‘La Cage aux Folles,’ released 25 years ago this week, was a groundbreaking hit of queer cinema – while reflecting its era in some now discomforting ways.

Leonard Kastle’s 1970 dramatization of the crimes of Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck isn’t your typical lovers-on-the-run movie. Here’s why: