We’re taking the week off, so why not catch up by reading some of our favorite pieces from the last year (and enjoy a 20% discount on annual subscriptions)?
Kenji Mizoguchi's heartbreaking masterpiece about a family torn apart in feudal Japan appeals to our humanity in the face of tyranny and evil.
The veteran critic, journalist, and podcaster discusses his sweeping new survey of the history of LGBTQ+ films and talent.
A perfect time to duck into the air conditioning to see new movies by Yorgos Lanthimos and Jeff Nichols, plus a lower-key indie gem about on-stage and off-stage drama.
Some reflections on times spent at the movies long ago, in remembrance..
In 1963, Hitchcock followed the mammoth success of ‘Psycho’ with an elusive, unsettling film unlike anything else he’d ever make.