Ewan McGregor’s new film is personal for him. The story of a father and daughter on a road trip, “Bleeding…
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There is a singular image that beautifully sums up the theme of Nenad Cicin-Sain’s “Kiss the Future” as well as…
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We’re coming up on the 25th anniversary of the release of “The Phantom Menace,” the biggest disappointment of my moviegoing…
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If I have another dispatch with three films of this quality, then Berlin will have been an incredible success. Each…
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Matt writes: Our Editor at Large Matt Zoller Seitz recently posted a very well-received essay entitled, “Why Deleting and Destroying…
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Colman Domingo burst onto the screen as civil rights leader Rustin Bayard in “Rustin,” and his performance was so strong that I cannot stop…
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The procedural is back and ABC’s “Will Trent” is a prime example of its charm and potential for success. The…
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The best part about attending most major film festivals, apart from the films and the people, is visiting their theaters…
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Jean-Pierre Jeunet excuses himself in the midst of our interview. “Give me one second,” the 70-year-old French filmmaker says over…
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It’s early, but the Berlinale has already granted three enriching films of distinctly different backgrounds. In fact, usually for these…
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