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.
Errol Morris' Semantic Fog of War
20 years after the start of the Iraq War, two Errol Morris documentaries, 'Standard Operating Procedure' and 'The Unknown Known,' have a cumulative power.
Interview: 'Colors of Film: The Story of Cinema in 50 Palettes' Author Charles Bramesco
Bramesco's new book traces the history of color movies using fifty remarkable examples that span color filmmaking's low-tech origins through the digital age.
In Review: 'Boston Strangler,' 'Rodeo'
This week, a notorious '60s serial killer investigation gets the B-grade 'Zodiac' treatment and a French Cannes-winner explores a motocross underworld.
Revisiting 'Amateur' and the forgotten cult of Hal Hartley
In the early-to-mid '90s, Hal Hartley was talked about like the Coens, Richard Linklater and other young indie directors. 'Amateur' reveals why.