The Termite Artist: An interview with Kelly Reichardt
With her eighth feature 'Showing Up,' Reichardt digs into the day-to-day pleasures (and hassles) of being an independent artist. She talked to us about her connection to the material.
On Memory, Parents, and ‘Relic’
Natalie Erika Jane’s debut draws from the experience of caring for parents with dementia. It's an unsettling film that's doubled as an unexpectedly comforting mirror to the past few years of my life.
In Review: 'A Thousand and One,' 'Rye Lane,' 'Enys Men,' 'Tetris'
This week's reviews include this year's Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner, a charming rom-com and an unsettling horror film from Britain, and a video game origin story.
#95 (tie): 'Once Upon a Time in the West': The Reveal discusses all 100 of Sight & Sound’s Greatest Films of All Time
Our journey through the Sight & Sound 100, starting with a six-way tie for the 95th spot, continues with Sergio Leone’s spaghetti Western masterpiece.
The Expanding Boundaries of David Lynch's 'Inland Empire'
David Lynch’s ambitious, sprawling, digital-to-the-max 2006 feature flopped in theaters in 2006 but has stubbornly refused to disappear from the conversation.
In Review: 'John Wick: Chapter 4,' 'Tori and Lokita,' 'The Five Devils'
More is more in the latest and longest 'John Wick' sequel. In limited release, the Dardennes paint more desperate characters into a corner and Adèle Exarchopoulos smells trouble in a French fantasy.