Category: Belgesel

There’s also going to be some excellent think pieces about what’s already become one of the most divisive films of the year, “The Whale.” Darren Aronofsky's latest...

On a surface level, Johnes’s doc seems like run-of-the-mill surf hagiography, and it's one weakness lies in how it paints Gabeira as the only female...

Qualley seems to just get better each time out. Her work in “Maid” was spectacular, and this is arguably her best film performance to date,...

Kat (Lyric Ross) doesn’t just have theoretical demons—hers have names. After her parents died in a car accident that she blames on herself, Kat became...

True biographical information about Wuthering Heights author Emily Brontë is notoriously sparse. Much of what has been written about her comes from the point of view...

Spielberg had never played a film at TIFF, but Rian Johnson is a veteran. Three years ago, he premiered “Knives Out” at the Princess of...

In going into “The Woman King,” a big-hearted action-epic whose major challenge is being sincere and historical while fulfilling its blockbuster requirements, you might feel...

Danish cinema is great, but also very neat and pleasing sometimes. We have Lars von Trier, of course, but besides him people largely stay in...

“Supporting independent artists has always been the bedrock of the Institute and the fuel behind the Festival," said Sundance Institute founder Robert Redford. "The fact that we...

 Roger called FACETS a Temple of Great Cinema, and a treasure to Chicago and the nation. And I am so happy to see that FACETS' Executive...