Ian Bawa’s “My Son Went Quiet” tells a story of grief and ghosts. In the film, a Father (Harkaran Jhinger)…
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It’s a bit disconcerting to see the “new kid” of Cook County General Hospital on the massive hit “ER” become…
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association handed out their Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, January 5th, and Brady Corbet’s “The Brutalist”…
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A beachside gathering for artists and industry folks to mingle in a casual environment, this year the Spirit Awards Nominee…
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I am saddened to hear of the passing of Josh Welsh, the longtime president of Film Independent, and on behalf…
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“Going Dutch” is supposed to be a comedy. I think. The major clue is that the episodes are 22 minutes…
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! And thank you for joining us here at RogerEbert.com as we share our film reviews, TV/streaming reviews, collections, interviews, journal entries and more. All of…
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In keeping with October and November’s Unloveds, this video essay is as much an exploration of a freshly neglected movie…
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Few things are as common yet as earth-shattering as love and death. Maura Delpero’s “Vermiglio” explores these core human experiences…
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10 NEW TO NETFLIX “Barbie““The Dead Don’t Die““It Ends with Us““Kneecap““A Prophet”“Run All Night““Shiva Baby““Top Five““Transformers”“Zero Dark Thirty“ 14 NEW…
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