Documentarian Sara Dosa Returns to Sundance with ‘Time and Water’
Sara Dosa has done it again. After “Fire of Love,” about a love triangle between a French scientist…
Paul Feig on channeling Hitchcock for ‘The Housemaid’ — Interview
[Editor’s note: This interview contains spoilers for “The Housemaid.”] One of the most delightful surprises of the holiday…
‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ Review
In 2014, David Wain introduced a new cinematic technique that was arguably the biggest contribution to the art…
What Happens When a Polar Bear Comes to Town?
The most immediate thought is the most salient: how are we getting this close? The imagery of Jack…
A So-So Primer of Free Speech TV
Authenticity may be “dangerous and expensive,” per Tina Fey, for those itching to bask in the harsh spotlight…
Extra Geography Review: A ‘Rushmore’-Inspired Charmer
Molly Manners’ often-charming feature debut “Extra Geography” owes a lot to Wes Anderson’s “Rushmore.” Its two heroines Minna…
A Languid Satire Executive Produced by Jia Zhangke
More than any other film that comes to mind, Rafael Manuel’s “Filipiñana” taps into something that I’ve always…
Sorry MAGA, Turns Out People Still Like ‘Woke’ Art
As this year’s Oscar nominations rolled out this morning, I told my boyfriend that Sinners, with 16 noms…
‘Wicked: For Good’ snubbed for Oscar nominations
“Wicked: For Good” and its leading ladies may be coming to the end of the (yellow brick) road.…
A Country Club’s Dark Past Revealed
Beneath the pristine surface of a country club in the Philippines, a sinister buried truth. One of the…