A.V. Rockwell’s “A Thousand and One” was the somewhat surprising winner of the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance a couple…
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Can you imagine a globetrotting suspense thriller about gender power imbalances? Author Naomi Alderman tells such a tale in her…
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“No change.” “No change.” “No change.” “No change.” Every day, the woman (Mary Woodvine) makes a note in a ledger…
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Was I a little too harsh on 2019’s “Murder Mystery” or do I just like Adam Sandler more now? Both…
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I’ve joked before that “Film is a Visual Medium” is going to be engraved on my tombstone, probably after dying…
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It must be hard to be Rob Lowe’s kid. No, seriously—to grow up in the shadow of a man who’s…
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The man locked up in a jail cell and sentenced to the electric chair is no longer the same man,…
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10 NEW TO HBO MAX “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed““Creed““Dog Day Afternoon““The Departed““Eyes Wide Shut““The Fugitive““GoodFellas““Michael Clayton““One Flew Over…
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Raine Allen-Miller’s directorial debut “Rye Lane” made waves at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, and arrives on Hulu this week.…
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Apple TV+ is, possibly unintentionally, developing a house style. The streaming service’s comedy series largely traffic in a near-universal fashion:…
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