For all the pre-release speculation about how analog epic-maker Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” would re-create the explosion of the first atomic bomb, the film’s most…
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The Harlem Festival of Culture, a three-day festival celebrating Black music and artistry sparked by Questlove’s Oscar-winning documentary, “Summer of Soul”,…
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It takes a certain kind of person to be a free diver. All need not apply. Not everyone wants to…
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With Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” releasing in theaters this week, we thought we’d look back at what Roger Ebert wrote about…
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“Barbie,” director and co-writer Greta Gerwig’s summer splash, is a dazzling achievement, both technically and in tone. It’s a visual feast…
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In the films of Christian Petzold, the past is never truly past. From postwar noir “Phoenix,” about a Holocaust survivor,…
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While Roger Ebert notoriously argued that video games weren’t art, he was also famously enraptured by a film based on…
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I can’t remember when Criterion announced that they would be releasing a Blu-ray of Martin Scorsese’s often overlooked “After Hours,”…
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If you moved in the same elite comedy and show business circles as George Schlatter, chances are you’d run into…
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Early into “Bird Box Barcelona,” a set-up foretells the shallow test of fate the film will attempt. The workmanlike, passable…
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