This was definitely one of the more compelling watches at this year's New York Film Festival. Set around Mary Woodvine’s breathtaking...

Premiering just last month at the Venice International Film Festival, Joanna Hogg’s latest mystery-drama is eye-popping from the very...

Ruben Östlund made huge waves at Cannes with this film, even winning the Palm d’Or; but even before it’s French premiere, I marked it as...

When I first heard about Chinonye Chukwu’s biographical drama centered around the infamous murder of Emmett Till, I was a little nervous....

Directed by Glauber Rocha, this cornerstone of Brazilian cinema has finally been restored in 4K! Hours before it’s sold-out showing at...

Since it’s finally October, I figured I’d take a break from covering this year’s New York Film Festival and give you a scary movie to...

When I first heard that Call me by Your Name director Luca Guadagnino’s next collaboration with superstar Timothée Chalamet would be a...

Originally capturing wide acclaim with the short films she presented at festivals such as Sundance, South by Southwest and more, Scottish...

It goes without saying, but this is maybe one of the most talked about movies of 2022—for all the wrong reasons. Mired by on-set...

From his coming-of-age debut, Wake Up Sid (2009), to the romantic comedy-drama follow-up, Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (2013), the films of...

Originally titled Comacheria, this week’s best stream is a thrilling critique of capitalism, colonialism, and how one feeds into the...

Known for the deadpan hilarity she brings to off-beat comedies like Life After Beth (2014) and Safety Not Guaranteed (2012), Aubrey Plaza...

The English-language debut of director Halina Reijn has already been widely revered, but there appears to be a large portion of both...

With August already in the rear-view, here are my 10 favorite watches from last month! 11. Chicano Love is Forever (1977) - ...

After premiering to mixed reviews in 1987, no one could’ve predicted that Predator’s impact would last as long as it has. There were some...

Sebastian Meise’s a director that clearly has thematic obsessions: memory, time and human connection are present in each of the works...

Despite the critical and financial success of Jordan Peele’s debut, Get Out (2017), and sophomore effort, Us (2019), Peele’s newest...

I think it’s easy to say Dean Fleischer-Camp’s feature-length directing debut, Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, is maybe the most...

With June finally in the rearview, we are officially halfway through the year (yikes), so I thought it’d be useful to recap some of the...

By no means is this an exhaustive list, but I do think each one of these movies has something important to say about very relevant...