It was a celebration that, in some sense, had been sixty years in the making. It was also necessary. It’s…
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Like the Jedi and the Sith, the “Star Wars” universe of late has felt like a dueling dyad of creative…
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This should be obvious, but I’ll say it anyway: Go watch the movie first. Scroll down, watch it, then scroll…
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For years, live-action was director Pablo Berger’s playground, but he always had that animation dog inside him. His Oscar-nominated animated…
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On the 7th of June, I’ll be 35 years old. If we’re being very optimistic, this isn’t exactly the start of…
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One of my great great great grandfathers fought for the Union and survived the Battle of Antietam. After his infantry…
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Opening this year’s section is Jonathan Millet’s “Ghost Trail,” in which a Syrian war refugee (Adam Bessa) hunts his former…
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Early on in the new Richard Linklater comedy “Hit Man,” the film’s main character, a nice-guy teacher named Gary (Glen…
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What’s broken in moviegoing? And how can it be fixed? Why do I ask? Surprise: It’s not because of the box office…
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Daisy Ridley battles jellyfish and the patriarchy with equal pluck and aplomb in “Young Woman and the Sea.” Ridley stars…
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