10th Chicago Critics Film Fest Features Past Lives, Blackberry, Sanctuary, Theater Camp, and Many More
The line-up for the 10th Chicago Critics Film Festival.
Archives
A Road Paved with Bloodshed: High Plains Drifter Turns 50
On the 50th anniversary of an essential Western, Clint Eastwood’s High Plains Drifter.
Cannes 2023 Line-up Includes Wes Anderson, Martin Scorsese, and Many More
A piece on the line-up announcement for Cannes 2023.
I Was in Bliss: Steve Saklad on Re-Creating 1970 for Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.
An interview with production designer Steve Saklad about “Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret.”
Ebertfest Welcomes Molly Cornyn as its New Project Coordinator
An article announcing Molly Cornyn as the new project coordinator of the Ebertfest Film Festival.
Starz’s Blindspotting Returns to Stake Claim to Television’s Top Tier
A TV review of the second season of Starz’s Blindspotting, based on the hit film.
The Towering Fear: Makoto Shinkai on Suzume
An interview with the acclaimed director of Your Name, Weathering with You, and this week’s Suzume.
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Figures It Out in Smart Final Season
A review of the fifth season of Prime Video’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
Barry Can’t Outrun His Past In His Impeccable Final Season
A review of the final season of HBO’s Barry, which premieres on April 16th.
Short Films in Focus: After (A Love Story)
An interview with the writer/star and director After (A Love Story), and a presentation of the short film.
The Movie AIR Celebrates Michael Jordan’s Mother
An article about how Ben Affleck’s new film, “Air,” celebrates Michael Jordan’s mother, Deloris (Mrs. Jordan).
The Timeless Game: On the 30th Anniversary of The Sandlot
A piece about why The Sandlot connected with fans and continues to build an audience three decades later.
The Consummate Collaborator: Bill Butler (1921-2023)
A tribute to one of the most important cinematographers of all time.
Slasher Returns to Shudder with Intriguing New Season
A review of the new season of Shudder’s anthology series Slasher.
Netflix’s WWII Drama Transatlantic Offers Bittersweet Salvation
A review of the Netflix series Transatlantic, now streaming.
Music in the Movies at Ebertfest 2023
An article about the musical performances scheduled to accompany screenings at Ebertfest 2023.
Ebert Symposium 2023 to Precede Ebertfest on April 18th & 19th
An article about the Ebert Symposium preceding Ebertfest 2023 on Tuesday, April 18th, and Wednesday, April 19th.
Charming Comedy Jury Duty Makes Case for a Different Verdict
A review of the new Freevee comedy series.
Impulsive, Youthful, Necessary: Daniel Goldhaber on How to Blow Up a Pipeline
An interview with the writer/director of this week’s How to Blow Up a Pipeline.
