Summer in the city is a gas
“Sumer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)” condenses six weekends ...
‘The French’ Brings its A-Game
A world class documentary gets a second life. Most movie fans are unfamiliar with ...
Shape shifting on all screens at once
Every culture nourishes the myth of undersea creatures that take human shape – the ...
Still aging after all these years
A restored film by a celebrated filmmaker about ageism arrives a day late and ...
Blu-ray slight return: Voices in the night
In the 1940s certain British films used a score that constantly repeated a piano ...
Cinema of Cruellaty
Movie theaters have forsaken the art film audience and now cater directly to the ...
Rigidity and Tolerance
The Sackler’s made $10-billion off Oxycontin and were punished by having to pay a ...
Let them eat brioche
Even if Marie Antoinette never said ‘Let them eat cake,’ she should’ve. Documentaries that ...
The woods are lovely, dark and deep
In a Ben Wheatley film a verdant field is not just a verdant field. ...