Ubisoft’s “Skull and Bones” finally set sail this month after years of production woes and release delays. The game began…
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A broken system validates itself in “Article 20,” a Chinese New Year legal thriller that also happens to be a…
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I have Spectrum Wi-Fi and cable service at home, and it offers “free” on-demand movies, so I called one of…
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With the current abysmal streaming landscape where shows are thrown onto services to collect dust like old VHS tapes, it’s…
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In Berlin’s Main Competition and its Panorama section are three films centering mothers: the worries they have about their children,…
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Syria and Turkey, the Ivory Coast and China, Senegal, and a smidge of America are the countries these three films…
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Not every dispatch has a unifying theme; this one is more of a hodgepodge. Among the three films is the…
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Spanish filmmaker Fernando Trueba, who co-directed “They Shot the Piano Player,” first encountered the work of the film’s subject, Brazilian…
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My late husband Roger Ebert noted potential in Harold Ramis from the moment he awarded four stars to the first film that…
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Director Tom Hooper had just won an Oscar for “The King’s Speech” and now he had his sights set on…
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