The Atlas of Cinema: In Praise of Adam Driver
In praise of one of the most daring and versatile actors alive.
In praise of one of the most daring and versatile actors alive.
On a great short documentary about food production.
On the 30th anniversary of Pulp Fiction, let’s look at the movies that have shaped Quentin Tarantino’s career.
A documentary about centenarian who started the modern wellness movement to screen at the Chicago International Film Festival.
Glenn Close as Alex Forrest in Fatal Attraction was one of the ’80s most well-known villains. What if we got her wrong?
A look back at one of the best movies of the ’90s by one of its writers.
The latest in our beloved series on short films highlights Parida Tantiwasadakran’s project.
Risky Business recently joined the Criterion Collection. It’s even better than you remember.
Trekkies, you’re gonna want to be in Beverly Hills this weekend.
Thirteen films still shine brightly in Locarno Film Festival’s Columbia Pictures retrospective The Lady With the Torch.
An excerpt from Carrie Rickey’s new book about the legendary French director.
Two writers and friends look at movie soundtracks that changed their lives, both coincidentally starring Christian Slater.
The physical box office is the place where the movie theater meets the world beyond.
Michael Mann’s 2004 thriller fully embraced digital filmmaking on a scale rarely seen before.
Our monthly short film series highlights the latest from Sarah Lasley.
Released 25 years ago, M. Night Shyamalan’s “The Sixth Sense” was reduced to a plot twist, but it’s more than that.
A look back at 1999’s riotous Watergate comedy.
A review of Chris Nashawaty’s new book about the science fiction spectacles of 1982, and how they paved the way for the Hollywood blockbuster machine of today.
Rock-‘n’-roll “Star Wars” turns 10 with a spring in its step.