Disclosure Day

As Steven Spielberg’s sixth feature film involving extraterrestrials—and his first since War of the Worlds (or arguably, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull)—his latest project titled Disclosure [...]

Time and Water

Time and Water is a documentary, on the surface, about a glacier and its demise. Like all enormous ice formations, what you see on top is only a tiny fraction [...]

Obsession

Magic in all of its darkest forms appears to be in the zeitgeist again. Hollywood seems to go through phases of preoccupation with exploring the depths and potential costs of, [...]

Diamonds

Diamonds is a special film. It is, at times, a bit melodramatic, but only in the best sense of the word. It is inarguably passionate and darkly funny. It contains wisdom [...]

Marc by Sofia

Sofia Coppola's documentary Marc by Sofia is like a scrapbook turned into celluloid; it gives an insider's view of the fashion world that is personal, passionate, artful, and always insightful. [...]

Mile End Kicks

It's quite remarkable seeing actress Barbie Ferreira evolve over the years since she made a splash on the controversial and equally celebrated HBO series Euphoria. Since the show, she has [...]

Hokum

The director behind the grimy, isolating Caveat and the supremely freaky haunted house flick Oddity returns with Hokum, his most complete project to date. Much like his previous two films, Hokum's premise is frighteningly simple, but the terror that unfolds is anything but.

Normal

I absolutely love quirky stories set in small-town America, where darkness, secrets, and revelations always ripple under the surface like a giant sea creature sensed but not seen, until the [...]

Kontinental ’25

Kontinental '25 is the latest film from the Romanian director Radu Jude. By comparison to his last three pictures, this one is the most reserved.  Yet, it has all the fire, passion, [...]

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