MoviesSundance Film Festival: Robin Wright’s Land is a hollow retread of better survival dramas Abby Monteil, February 11, 2021
MoviesSundance Film Festival: Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga stun in Passing, Rebecca Hall’s ambitiously composed debut Abby Monteil, February 3, 2021
MoviesThe World to Come is a poetic lesbian frontier romance that can’t quite transcend the sum of its parts Abby Monteil, January 26, 2021
MoviesPromising Young Woman embodies rage, retribution; flirts with forgiveness Abby Olcese, December 23, 2020
MoviesWhite Lie is a Shakespearian tragedy spreading from a cancerous protagonist Brock Wilbur, December 23, 2020
MoviesRoger Suggs' TRUTH mini-docs are the personal stories you need to know Nick Spacek, December 11, 2020
MoviesAmmonite is a dreary period romance that struggles to find its spark Abby Monteil, December 4, 2020
MoviesNightstream Fest: Jumbo asks you ride the rollercoaster of sexuality Brock Wilbur, November 6, 2020
MoviesNYFF: The absurdist French Exit gifts us a Michelle Pfeiffer’s cat séance, little else Abby Monteil, October 28, 2020
MoviesBorat Subsequent Moviefilm skewers America's COVID-19 reaction while highlighting our better angels Brock Wilbur, October 26, 2020
MoviesNightstream: Frank & Zed proves puppeteering makes everything better, even splatter horror Adrian Torres, October 21, 2020
MoviesNYFF: Nomadland is a tender exploration of American life on the fringes Abby Monteil, October 19, 2020
MoviesMangrove adapts a landmark British civil rights trial into a stirring courtroom drama Abby Monteil, October 12, 2020
MoviesNYFF: Tilda Swinton shines in The Human Voice, a strong cocktail of Almodóvar-ian melodrama Abby Monteil, October 5, 2020
MoviesPossessor considers deep questions of identity amid Cronenberg's horrific imagery Abby Olcese, October 2, 2020
MoviesTime is a poignant and deeply personal condemnation of American mass incarceration Abby Monteil, October 1, 2020
MoviesThe Calming is a meditative portrait of a woman’s post-breakup rediscoveries Abby Monteil, September 23, 2020
MoviesThe bitter battle between Nintendo and Sega gets the documentary deep-dive in Console Wars Brock Wilbur, September 23, 2020
MoviesSpooky Season: The religious tension of 1955's The Night of the Hunter Dan Lybarger, September 22, 2020
MoviesThe dizzying circles of Spiral and a queer narrative trapped in the corner Abby Olcese, September 16, 2020
