Bowie on Film, Part 1: The Musician
Inspired by 'Moonage Daydream,' this three-part conversation will explore David Bowie's relationship with movies. First up: a bunch of films that feature Bowie being Bowie (and sometimes 'Bowie').
In Review: 'Confess, Fletch,' 'The Woman King,' and 'Pearl'
Sometimes there are so many new movies we can't get to them all in time. Here are a few we didn't want to fall through the cracks while they were still playing.
In Review: 'Blonde,' 'Speak No Evil'
A new biopic of Marilyn Monroe turns her life into an elongated nightmare and a new Danish film traffics in a more domestic sort of horror.
The revolutionary beauty of Jean-Luc Godard's 'Contempt'
Remembering the late director through a film that at once seduces and challenges its audience.
Cash on Delivery: The Other Manhattan of 'Take Out'
Sean Baker and Shih-Ching Tsou's little-seen 2004 film depicts the precarious life of Chinese immigrants working on the margin's of New York City.
In Review: 'Barbarian,' 'Pinocchio'
An Airbnb arrangement takes a turn in a clever new thriller while Robert Zemeckis fails to bring a wooden puppet to life.