Film Festivals
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NYAFF 2017 Review: ‘Kfc’ Is a Grim, Grisly, and Purposeful Assault On the Senses
2017’s New York Asian Film Festival runs June 30th through July 16th.
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NYAFF 2017 Review: ‘A Single Rider’ Offers a Bittersweet Look at One Man’s Life
2017’s New York Asian Film Festival runs June 30th through July 16th.
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Fantasia 2017’s First Wave Brings ‘The Villainess’ and More to Montreal
The South Korean sensation opens this year’s fest along with new Takashi Miike!
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Genre Queer: Frameline’s Heroes and Icons
A preview of the nation’s oldest festival devoted to LGBTQ film.
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‘You Were Never Really Here’ Review: Joaquin Phoenix Earns a Best Actor Prize
Director/writer Lynne Ramsay takes home Best Screenplay while Phoenix wins Best Actor for their stunning work. In her few feature films, Scottish director Lynne Ramsay…
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Discomfort at The Cannes 2017 Awards
Surprises were abound at the Cannes closing night celebration, but so was discomfort and confusion.
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‘The Meyerowitz Stories’ Review: Adam Sandler Will Break Your Heart
Noah Baumbach’s strongest film in a decade features Adam Sandler’s greatest performance to date.
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‘Let the Sunshine In’ Review: A Master Tries Something Different
Claire Denis teams with Juliette Binoche for an uncharacteristically sunny search for romance.
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‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’ Review: A More Consistent Lanthimos
While Yorgos Lanthimos’s second English language film can’t quite match The Lobster in several regards, it still paints Lanthimos as one of the most promising and distinctive auteurs working in film today.
