The new documentary ‘One More Time With Feeling’ continues to capture the singer-songwriter’s life and art, and their intersections.
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Our mini-reviews of “Lockdown,” “Tankhouse,” “A Taste of Blood,” and more of this week’s direct-to-VOD fare.
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In 1938, the gifted actress was struggling after a string of flops. She would have to redefine her screen persona to save her career – and she did just that.
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The British are particularly fixated on their class system – and equally obsessed with satirizing it. Peter Medak’s The Ruling Class, made 50 years ago in a time of social discontent not unlike our own, is a freewheeling but trenchant look at aristocratic privilege, and the cruelty its members will accept in order to maintain […]
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Audrey Diwan’s drama was powerful enough to win the Golden Lion at Venice. Now, unexpectedly, it’s even more pointed and potent.
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This Mother’s Day season, two new films are thoughtfully examining the parental relationship via cinematic magic.
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We’ve seen plenty of cinematic riffs on the characters and tropes of the fairy tale – but never one quite like this.
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On this, the week of his milestone birthday, we look back at the genius of Grant’s iconic performance in ‘Withnail & I.’
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Hal Ashby’s foul-mouthed favorite – now streaming on HBO Max – sports an iconic Jack Nicholson performance and an anti-authoritarian streak a mile wide.
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Liam Neeson plays a veteran hit man with advanced Alzheimer’s – which you’d have to have to not recognize his latest as a wheezy, tired retread.
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The latest from proud provocateur Gaspar Noé is gentler than you might expect – without departing from his customary aims and interests.
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This year’s Sundance-anointed horror favorite delivers the requisite shocks and thrills, with plenty of thoughtful character drama to boot.
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