Pedro Almodóvar’s elegant and animated artistic vision colors death in bright reds and jagged purples, turning “The Room Next Door”…
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The interiors set the mood in “Maria,” the latest gilded-edged biopic from Pablo Larraín. Crisp and sparkling, the look-don’t-touch aura…
It was in 1947 when English writer Malcolm Lowry’s acclaimed novel “Under the Volcano” was published. The book is about…
Published in 2019, Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “The Nickel Boys” boldly reworked the harrowing, scarier-than-fiction true story of the…
Returning to the past via old camera footage or photographs gives you an array of emotions. Depending on the memory…
Sean Baker’s “Anora” is a wild, raucous ride, sprinting across a high-wire while somehow maintaining its composure. A filmmaking style…
Following a boffo 2023, the New York Film Festival continues to prove its vitality and wisdom in its advancing age.…
Michael Mann’s “Ferrari” throbs with danger, navigating a whipsawing course of hair-raising thrills and bone-chilling hazards while maintaining a steady,…
“Aggro Dr1ft” feels like a video game cutscene compilation turned into an eighty-minute feature film; at its worst, it takes…
There are two very special films in this year’s New York Film Festival (NYFF) slate that, coincidentally, center around essential…