In their twelfth year of running a festival on the gem of the San Juan islands, it's basically a given that the small but ...

Eric reports from the New York Film Festival on My Undesirable Friends - Part II: Exile, Julia Loktev's massive ...

The second entry in Julia Loktev’s My Undesirable Friends series, Exile, takes place just days after the conclusion of Part I, when all of the journalists at the last remaining independent TV outlet ...

This film flits somewhere between the absurd and the ridiculous, while somehow remaining predictable. This movie, directed by ...

Andreï Zviaguintsev masterfully transposes Claude Chabrol’s 1969 French infidelity drama (spoiler) The Unfaithful Wife to a provincial town in Russia at the gnawing periphery of the Ukraine war. Gleb ...

Ryûsuke Hamaguchi continues to be a cinematic magician, conjuring structurally inventive yet plainspoken dramas that exude effervescent wisdom for hours on end. Any surface description would convince ...

Too often, glossy adventure documentaries allow us to imagine the protagonists live charmed lives, lulling audiences into complacency about the superhuman feats on screen. Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi ...

Telluride 2026’s 53st SHOW is off and running (and I’m gasping for air dashing around town to catch as many movies as my human body allows me to over the weekend). Will be posting quick reactions here ...

Has it really been five years since we’ve seen a new, proper live-action Spider-Man movie? After what I call the “Home Trilogy” (Homecoming, Far From Home, and No Way Home) from director Jon Watts, ...

After this year’s Seattle International Film Festival, I wrote of the closing-night film, “If there was ever a movie designed in a lab solely for me to enjoy, it would be The Invite.” Since then, I ...