In Review: 'Sundown,' 'Charli XCX: Alone Together'
Life's a beach for Tim Roth in the surprising, enigmatic 'Sundown' while Charli XCX stays indoors to record a quarantine album in five weeks.
Silent Alarm: The Prescience of Mel Brooks’s ‘Silent Movie’
With his follow-up to 'Blazing Saddles' and 'Young Frankenstein,' Brooks tempered the silliness with a deep concern about where movies were headed.
Dialogue: Sundance '92, Pt. 2 — Truth, Fiction, and the Changing Face of Documentary Films ✦
Our revisit of the 1992 Sundance Film Festival continues with looks at 'Brother’s Keeper,' 'Incident at Oglala,' and 'A Brief History of Time.'
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The Top Five Horror Films of 2021 (* According to Metacritic, According to Me)
Catching up with the most critically acclaimed shockers of last year.
Dialogue: Sundance '92, Pt. 1 — Anger, Yearning, Death and The New Queer Cinema
A series revisiting the landmark 1992 Sundance Film Festival kicks off with looks at 'Swoon,' 'The Hours and Times,' and 'The Living End.'