In Review: 'Argylle,' 'How to Have Sex,' 'Anselm'
Matthew Vaughn returns with a flopsweat-drenched spy comedy alongside an incisive British coming-of-age story and a new 3-D doc from Wim Wenders.
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#78 (tie): Céline and Julie Go Boating: The Reveal discusses all 100 of Sight & Sound’s Greatest Films of All Time
Jacques Rivette goes down the rabbit hole in this delightfully improvised experiment about two women who find themselves interacting with another narrative.
Sundance 2024 (As Seen from a Chicago Basement)
The Reveal went to Sundance (sort of)! Here's a look at some of the most notable films we were able to see.
In Review: 'Pictures of Ghosts,' 'Sometimes I Think About Dying'
In a pair of indies this week, Brazilian director Kleber Mendonça Filho reflects on the neighborhoods and movie houses of his home city while Daisy Ridley downshifts from 'Star Wars' to a small drama.
Reopening ‘The Box’ ✦
'Donnie Darko' director Richard Kelly's third (and, to date, last) film expanded a short story into a mystery on a cosmic scale. Resoundingly rejected at the time, it deserves a second look.
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In Review: 'Origin,' 'I.S.S.'
Two disappointing new movies explore global tensions from vastly different vantage points.