It’s Important for a Film to Wake an Audience Up: Ira Sachs on “Peter Hujar’s Day”
An interview with the writer/director of the new film about Peter Hujar.
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Netflix’s “Last Samurai Standing” is One of the Best Action Shows of the Year
One of the best action TV dramas of this year.
No Other Land: Surviving a Crushing Machine
A personal essay about the journey of No Other Land and what’s happened since its release and Oscar win.
Season Two of “Palm Royale” Succeeds by Embracing its Funny Side
Like its central characters, “Palm Royale” has matured in all the best ways.
A Duo Unlike Any Other: On the Fiftieth Anniversary of “Siskel & Ebert”
A former editor at the site and expert on the history of Roger Ebert looks back on the 50th anniversary of Siskel & Ebert.
ROG Xbox Ally X Takes High-Powered Gaming on the Go
A look at the incredible new handheld gaming system from Microsoft.
Tokyo Film Festival 2025: “Mother Bhumi,” “Morte Cucina,” “We Are the Fruits of the First,” “Tunnels: Sun in the Dark”
Three more films from the Tokyo Film Festival
Hard Places: Max Walker-Silverman on “Rebuilding”
An interview with the filmmaker behind the Josh O’Connor-starring cowboy drama.
Tokyo Film Festival 2025: Journey into Sato Tadao
We talk to Japan’s preeminent film critic as a documentary about him premieres at Tokyo’s premier festival.
Siskel & Ebert at the Movies Celebrates its 50th Anniversary
An editor shares some great clips of Siskel & Ebert.
HBO’s “The Seduction” Surprises without Sizzle
“The Seduction” is about vicious paybacks and the scandals of libertine life, but without visceral sexiness or savvy.
Can Movies Save the World?
An event with director Gabe Polsky, subject Patrick McCollum and publisher Chaz Ebert at the AMC River East.
Vince Gilligan’s Riveting “Pluribus” Is the Television Event of the Year
It is mostly a one-woman show, run by a phenomenally sharp Seehorn.
You’re Living Intrusive Thoughts: Jennifer Lawrence and Lynne Ramsay on “Die My Love”
An interview with the writer-director and star of MUBI’s latest relationship drama.
Adaptation is About Subtraction: James Vanderbilt on “Nuremberg”
The writer-director talks about mining painful history for maximum pathos in his historical courtroom drama.
NBC Mockumentary Sitcom “Stumble” is a Flipping Good Time
“Stumble” gets a high score, thanks to it mostly resisting easy/dumb jokes in favor of surprising and warm ones.
Female Filmmakers in Focus: Sepideh Farsi on “Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk”
The Iranian filmmaker talks about her harrowing Cannes documentary and how to remember the film’s beloved late subject.
