With "Crash" out on Blu-ray this week from Criterion, we look back at the various attempts to translate JG Ballard's work to the screen.

The Micachu and the Shapes frontwoman has become one of the most innovative and interesting composers in film. A look at what makes her work so...

How three films – by David Lynch, David Cronenberg, and Andrzej Zulawski – redefined genre cinema, and the films of their children continued...

The ‘Frankenstein’ director’s distinctive style was instrumental to the look and feel of Universal’s classic monster movies. It was a style...

This 1933 drama is a rare example of a studio film grappling seriously with the wounds of war. A look back:

This month, curious viewers can check out the ninth (!) ‘American Pie’ movie, and the seventh (!!) ‘Tremors’ film. And how are they?...

As more documentarians tackle the women of the punk and pre-punk movements, are their films shattering norms like their subjects did?

David Cronenberg’s debut feature plays like a road map of the preoccupations that would consume him for the rest of his career.

Kirsten Johnson’s documentary memoir is a creative, funny and deeply moving portrait of loss-in-process.

Julie Taymor’s biopic features some welcome convention busting, but its simplistic hagiography wears thin.

The vibrant street scenes and joyful interactions of Jacques Demy’s 1967 musical hit differently after all these months of isolation.

The two animated 2015 animated features are worlds apart – yet strangely aligned in questions of empathy and introspection.

With a new showcase of his work on the Criterion Channel, we look at how Albert Brooks explored the possibilities of his carefully crafted comic...

It’s approaching its 45th anniversary and back on our minds thanks to Ryan Murphy’s ill-advised “Ratched,” so we look back at Milos...

A very unusual dispatch from a very unusual Toronto International Film Festival.