“I Could Play This Part For The Rest of My Life And Never Exhaust The Possibilities.” Jessica Lange is a...

In Nenad Pavlović’s sophomore feature, Wanderlust (Izlet), Stefan Vukić plays Toma, a frustrated young artist, living in a 1950s totalitarian...

Three years ago, I had a fun zoom chat with Jordan Firstman about his role in Sebastián Silva's wacky, meta-cine-mindfuck,...

Watching David Greaves’ Once Upon a Time in Harlem I felt overwhelmed, in the best sense, by such an extraordinary...

I was tentative about seeing The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, because, despite the stellar cast, the premise sounded…dull....

James Gray is a master at creating bleak, anxiety-inducing cinematic poems. His work is not exactly realistic, yet gritty and...

I’ll be honest, I wasn’t very excited about sitting down to a 196-minute film. I usually don’t mind long running...

Is anyone having a better cinematic year than Sandra Hüller? Okay, maybe Penélope Cruz. And you can also make an...

Introducing her absorbing feature debut, La Gradiva, at this year’s New York Film Festival, cinematographer-turned-writer/director Marine Atlan quoted the great...

With Fatherland, Polish filmmaker Paweł Pawlikowski (Ida, Cold War) fashions a sorrowful, minimalist, yet wholly hypnotic look at a devastated...