In Land, Robin Wright foreshadows the acting masterclass that's to come from its very first scene. In the first glimpse of her character, Ed...

There was a brief moment, many years ago, when real life and the internet were separate entities, and the distinctions between IRL and URL w...

Legendary Japanese director Sion Sono has over 50 directing credits to his name, including the release of two features in 2020 alone. Still,...

Quiet, breathy, golden-hour dramas about sports are, at this point, the best way to talk about sports. And while Chloé Zhao's The Rider rema...

There's something jarring about the fact that day-to-day poverty is almost never represented onscreen in modern cinema, but that's just one...

A sociopathic preteen boy drugs his entire family and wheelbarrows them into a hole deep in the forest that lines their multi-million dollar...

Whether it's the direct upbringing of those fortunate enough to make films or simply the narrative problems solved, the upper-middle class e...

The way we talk about suicide as a society is evolving, and it absolutely should, as more people understand the real-life impacts of rhetori...

In 2015, child actor turned performance artist Shia LaBeouf spent ten hours watching his own movies at the Angelika Film Center in New York....

On paper, the plot of Before You Know It is incredibly camp — after their father dies, a pair of New York sisters discover their building is...

Gentrification is a topic that doesn't get nearly enough play in the film industry, perhaps because it's a world populated by gentrifiers. E...