'Drive My Car' Review: Ryusuke Hamaguchi's Haruki Murakami Adaptation Is An Unforgettable Ride [Cannes]
Ryusuke Hamaguchi's adaptation of a Haruki Murakami story takes viewers on a journey that they won’t soon forget. Read our Drive My Car review.
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'The Innocents' Review: The Superpowered Kids Are Not Alright In Chilling Norwegian Thriller [Cannes]
Eskil Vogt explores the line between puberty and psycopathy in the Norwegian superpowered thriller. Read our The Innocents review. -
'The Souvenir Part II' Review: An Extremely Accomplished And Superior Sequel [Cannes]
Joanna Hogg's follow-up to her semi-autobiographical film The Souvenir more than justifies its existence. Read our The Souvenir Part II review. -
'Casablanca Beats' Review: An Infectious Ode To The Joy Of Musical Performance [Cannes]
Nabil Ayouch’s Moroccan hip-hop film is a boisterous and crowd-pleasing delight. Read our Casablanca Beats review out of Cannes. -
'Red Rocket' Review: Sean Baker's Big Comeback Is A Wild And Satisfying Character Study [Cannes]
Sean Baker returns after The Florida Project with a superb character study starring Simon Rex as an ex-porn star. Read our Red Rocket review. -
'Titane' Review: 'Raw' Director Julia Ducournau Returns With A Shocking Body-Horror Show [Cannes]
After stunning Cannes audiences back in 2016 with Raw, director Julia Ducournau returns with the shocking Titane. Read our Titane review. -
'Benedetta' Review: Paul Verhoeven's Lesbian Nun Drama Toes The Line Between Profound And Profane [Cannes]
Paul Verhoeven is equally at ease with European art-film conventions and B-movie hijinks with his lesbian nun drama. Read our Benedetta review. -
'The French Dispatch' Review: Wes Anderson's Whimsical New Masterwork Is A Symphony Of Excess [Cannes]
The auteur of whimsy does it again with The French Dispatch, a delirious new ensemble that premiered out of Cannes. Read our The French Dispatch review. -
'After Yang' Review: Kogonada's Second Film Is A Quiet Sci-Fi Stunner To Be Savored [Cannes]
Kogonada follows his debut feature Columbus with the sci-fi stunner After Yang, which stars Colin Farrell as an adoptive parent. Read our After Yang review. -
'Annette' Review: A Deeply Flawed, Deeply Weird Musical With Moments Of Brilliance [Cannes]
Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard star in Leos Carax's, wild, perplexing musical collaboration with Sparks. Read our Annette review. -
'Violation' Directors Explain How They Shot One Of The Most Disturbing Movie Scenes Of 2021 [Interview]
In our Violation director interview, Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli explain the origins of their disturbing thriller. -
Filmmaker Mode Is The Easiest And Fastest Way To Watch Movies As Their Creators Intended
For those who want to watch movies without the digital nonsense, Filmmaker Mode is the easiest way to guarantee a good picture. -
The Quarantine Stream: 'One Night In Miami' Is Powerful, Triumphant, And Streaming Right Now
The Movie: One Night in Miami Where You Can Stream It: Amazon Prime The Pitch: On February 25, 1964, the respected and heavily favorited Word Champion Sonny Liston stepped into the ring with a brash, charismatically obnoxious fighter named Cassius Clay. Kemp Powers’ 2013 award-winning play imagines an evening spent after the surprise victory by the… -
'Fireball: Visitors From Darker Worlds' Review: Werner Herzog Explores How Meteors Have Changed The World [TIFF]
In our Fireball Visitors From Darker Worlds review, we join the always brilliant Werner Herzog as he explores how meteorites have shaped Earth. -
'Inconvenient Indian' Review: An Illuminating Documentary About Cultures Often Ignored [TIFF]
In our Inconvenient Indian review, we find much to love about this documentary about what it means to be Native American in the modern world. -
'Enemies Of The State' Review: A Conspiracy Theory Becomes A Family Affair [TIFF]
In our Enemies of the State review, we talk about a harrowing new documentary that explores conspiracy theories in the post-truth age. -
'Get The Hell Out' Review: A Wild And Bloody Slice Of Mayhem That Desperately Needs A Live Audience [TIFF]
In our Get the Hell Out review, we wonder what it would be like to watch this wild but banal horror movie with a packed audience. -
'The Truffle Hunters' Review: A Wonderful Story Of Driven Men, Rich Ingredients, And Very Good Dogs [TIFF]
In our The Truffle Hunters review, we praise this lovely documentary about the driven men who hunt for a rare, prized ingredient. -
'The Nest' Director Sean Durkin On How You Make A Thriller Feel Haunted [Interview]
In our The Nest director interview, filmmaker Sean Durkin talks about his new thriller and how you make a movie feel haunted. -
'I Care A Lot' Review: A Star-Studded Thriller That Fails On Every Possible Level [TIFF]
In our I Care A Lot review, we take a look at one of the worst movies of TIFF 2020 and possibly the worst movie of the year. -
'Limbo' Review: A Funny And Touching Tale Of Immigration And Global Culture [TIFF]
In our Limbo review, we find much to admire about this funny, melancholy look at the immigration process and those trapped in it. -
'The Father' Review: Anthony Hopkins Gives One Of His Greatest Performances In One Of The Best Films Of 2020 [TIFF]
In our The Father review, we take a look at a stylistically daring film that features some of the best work Anthony Hopkins has ever done. -
'Ammonite' Review: Kate Winslet And Saoirse Ronan Lead A Chilly LGBTQ Drama [TIFF 2020]
In our Ammonite review, we try to dig into the core of a star-studded film that refuses to let anything grow beyond it's icy surface. -
'Falling' Review: Viggo Mortensen's Directorial Debut Is A Total Disaster [TIFF 2020]
In our Falling review, we take a look at the directorial debut of Viggo Mortensen and try to find any redeeming qualities. -
'76 Days' Review: This Documentary About The Early Days Of COVID-19 Is The Most Frightening Movie Of The Year [TIFF 2020]
In our 76 Days review, we take a look at a documentary about COVID-19 that may be the most terrifying film released in 2020. -
'Shiva Baby' Review: A Filmmaking Debut That Is Lox, Stock And Barrel [TIFF 2020]
In our Shiva Baby review, we fall in love with Emma Seligman’s directorial debut, which depicts one very uncomfortable family meal. -
'The New Mutants' Review: A Middling Movie That Works Best With Lowered Expectations
In our review of The New Mutants, /Film freelance writer Jason Gorber breaks down how this much-maligned mutant film works better than expected.
