This week, the Museum of Modern Art in New York will unveil “Iranian Cinema Before the Revolution 1925-1979,” an extraordinarily…
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The South Korean film “The Apartment with Two Women” is sometimes quite difficult to watch because of the blistering emotional…
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“The Road Dance” is an unusually peculiar viewing experience. It begins with a Robert Louis Stevenson quote about the meaning of…
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The latest documentary from director Raoul Peck (“I Am Not Your Negro”) is “Silver Dollar Road,” available on Prime Video…
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There’s a scene in Alfonso Cuarón’s “Gravity” that exemplifies one of the strongest thematic cores of his filmography. Arriving not…
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Brie Larson is supremely likable, a trait that has served her well in varied productions from “Captain Marvel” to “Room”…
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A new project with not just one of the best horror directors of all time but his first directorial credit…
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The first thing you’ll notice about Paramount+’s reboot of “Frasier”—it’s more of a revival, really—is the sight of iconic ‘90s…
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At the New York Film Festival, the spotlight is often on those calling the shots behind the camera. If directors…
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Lil Rel Howery, who broke into big-screen acting as the comic relief in “Get Out” and has been expanding his…
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