Breaking Down Walls: Cinema Femme Short Film Festival Seeks Gender Equality through Mentorship
An article about the Cinema Femme Short Film Festival, streaming virtually Thursday, April 28th, through Sunday, May 1st.
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Ebertfest 2022 Recap: A Golden Homecoming
A recap of the films, guests and Q&As at Ebertfest 2022.
The Animal Side of Acting: Shea Whigham on Gaslit
An interview with Gaslit star Shea Whigham.
A Nice Surprise: Céline Sciamma on Petite Maman
An interview with Céline Sciamma, director of Petite Maman.
The Flight Attendant’s Second Season Fails to Take Off
A review of the second season of The Flight Attendant, premiering today on HBO.
Showtime’s The Man Who Fell to Earth Builds Off a Classic
A review of the new Showtime series The Man Who Fell to Earth, co-created by Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet.
Russian Doll Keeps Asking the Big Questions Through Its Sophomore Slump
A review of the second season of Russian Doll, premiering on April 20 on Netflix.
Barry Keeps Its Aim on Forgiveness In Its Excellent Season Three
A review of the third season of Barry, premiering April 24 on HBO.
Upsettingly Suave and Disgustingly Cool: Pierre Perifel and Aaron Blabey on The Bad Guys
An interview with the director of The Bad Guys, and the author of the adapted graphic novels.
Cannes Official Selection Line-Up Overview with Digressions You Won’t Find Anywhere Else
A report on the titles announced for the 2022 Cannes Film Festival.
Stare at the Flame: Jane Schoenbrun on We’re All Going to the World’s Fair
An interview with writer/director Jane Schoenbrun about We’re All Going to the World’s Fair.
Outer Range Challenges Expectations While it Entertains
A review of Prime Video’s Outer Range, starring Josh Brolin.
The First Lady Fails to Escape Shadow of History
A review of Showtime’s new anthology series about the first ladies.
He Was Always Nice to Me: Gilbert Gottfried (1955-2022)
A tribute to the singular Gilbert Gottfried.
Leap of Faith: Mark Wahlberg on Father Stu
An interview with Mark Wahlberg, star and producer of the R-rated faith biopic Father Stu.
Anatomy of a Scandal Doesn’t Hold Up Under the Scalpel
A TV review of the first season of Netflix’s new anthology series.
Ebertfest 2022 Announces Complete Lineup, Will Be Dedicated to Sidney Poitier and Gilbert Gottfried
An article announcing the complete lineup of screenings and special guests at Ebertfest 2022.
Roar Is a Star-Studded Girlboss Anthology That Occasionally Whimpers
A review of the new Apple TV+ anthology series starring Betty Gilpin, Nicole Kidman, Alison Brie, Cynthia Erivo, and many more.
It Feels Like a Horror Movie: On Trey Edward Shults’ Krisha
An FFC looks at Krisha, which will play at this year’s Ebertfest next week.
