This month, we’re paying tribute to an artist and a movie beloved by our site’s founder, the great and dearly missed…
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Contrary to the laurels ensconcing every independent movie poster and advertisement, not every film festival presentation is going to be…
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Dan Gilroy’s directorial debut “Nightcrawler” was released ten years ago this Halloween. While not conventionally a horror film, the incisive…
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HBO’s new “Like Water for Chocolate” is sumptuously shot. And it’s not just the costumes or the sets, although they…
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A revelatory, vérité-style documentary that should go down as one of the year’s defining films, “No Other Land” exposes Israel’s relentless campaign…
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Amidst the grim offerings of the Chicago International Film Festival, I found myself comforted by a trio of documentaries, which…
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In its 28th year of showcasing films at the Chicago International Film Festival, the Black Perspectives Program has put archival…
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Back in the mid-1970s, the great Robert Altman was reportedly planning a film of Kurt Vonnegut’s 1973 best-seller “Breakfast of…
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It’s the time of year when even casual fans are looking for something spooky to watch, but where do you…
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“I was doing a soap opera in New York. One day, somebody called me and asked if I could come…
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