Roger Ebert’s Film Festival is pleased to announce the full lineup of films and accompanying filmmakers who will participate in…
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Glamorous, decadent fun from start to finish, “The Thomas Crown Affair” glides along the surface of everything. It regularly hints that…
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Raine Allen-Miller’s South London-set “Rye Lane” is a joyful romantic comedy full of imagination and fast-paced wit that refreshingly explores…
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A grieving widow who makes the ultimate sacrifice for her son. A courtesan with a heart of gold. A driven…
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Michelle Danner’s “Miranda’s Victim” and Sean Mcewen’s “American Outlaws” are two compelling stories that resist the padding often seen in…
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At first, the new season of Showtime’s hit “Yellowjackets” concerned me. Its first couple episodes don’t quite have the buzz…
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Tori and Lokita call each other brother and sister. Biologically, it’s not true. Emotionally it’s more true than anyone around…
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Director Chad Stahelski has a John Wick-esque hunger for beating a challenge, starting with his days as a stuntman (later…
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“Hurt people hurt people,” often used in the context of empathy or forgiveness, is a valid statement about how patterns…
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Netflix’s newest spy thriller “The Night Agent” reminded me of ‘90s and ‘00s projects like “In the Line of Fire”…
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