Kurt Sutter Returns to His Roots with FX’s “The Bastard Executioner”
A review of FX’s “The Bastard Executioner.”
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Telluride 2015: “Hitchcock/Truffaut”
A review of Kent Jones’ “Hitchcock/Truffaut” from the Telluride Film Festival.
Telluride 2015: “Steve Jobs” and a Tribute to Danny Boyle
A review of Danny Boyle’s “Steve Jobs”.
Fall TV Preview 2015
A preview of the Fall network TV season, including our pick for the best new show on each channel.
Venice Film Festival 2015: “Equals,” “Francofonia”
A Venice Film Festival report on new films from Drake Doremus and Alexander Sokurov.
Telluride 2015, Day One: Canceled Screenings and Rainbows
A day one report from Telluride on the atmosphere of this year’s event and the cancellation of “Amazing Grace.”
Venice Film Festival 2015: “The Danish Girl”
A review of Tom Hooper’s “The Danish Girl” from Venice.
Emotion without Sentiment: Oren Moverman on “Time Out of Mind”
An interview with director Oren Moverman of “Time Out of Mind”.
Thumbnails 9/4/15
Anthony Daniels on “Star Wars VII”; History of Action-Movie Heroes; Love in the films of Jacques Démy; Emma Thompson on Trump; How Netflix could change the movie business.
Venice Film Festival 2015: “Black Mass”
Our first dispatch from the 2015 Venice Film Festival on Scott Cooper’s “Black Mass” with Johnny Depp.
Interview: Ebert & Ebert Musical Stars Kevin Pollack and Rashada Dawan
An interview with “The Black White Love Play” Stars Kevin Pollack and Rashada Dawan.
Thumbnails 9/3/15
Fan theories are destroying film discourse; Master of the epic anti-epic; The agent raid that changed Hollywood; Turning 65 in the entertainment business; Ken Kwapis on “A Walk in the Woods.”
2015 Fall Movie Preview
An overview of the films that will be theatrically released in the 2015 fall season.
Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: September 3, 2015
The latest and greatest on Blu-ray, DVD, Netflix, and On Demand, including “Mad Max: Fury Road,” “Two Days, One Night,” “I’ll See You in My Dreams,” and “The Walking Dead”.
Amazon’s Ugly “Hand of God” Wastes Talented Cast
Amazon’s newest drama, Hand of God, is a repulsive waste of time.
