The zany, deadly American dystopia of 'Winter Kills'
William Richert's revived cult favorite turns a JFK-like assassination plot into a 'Dr. Strangelove' of broken democracy.
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Luchino Visconti's gorgeous epic follows a Sicilian prince as changing times push him into obsolescence.
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Two weeks after Barbenheimer, the summer of 2023 proves that it's still not out of gas.
Interview: Director Carl Franklin on the career-making 'One False Move'
After two decades in the movie business, mostly as an actor, Franklin turned a 1992 crime drama into an unlikely second act.
The Winner is Always the Loser on 'Project Greenlight'
For its latest season, a conflict between the documentary crew and the feature crew expose the show's longstanding priorities.
In Review: 'Oppenheimer,' 'Barbie'
As expected, the "Barbenheimer" weekend offers the two most compelling movies of the summer.