‘Vitalina Varela’ Film Review: Pedro Costa Summons a Dark Night of Grief
The filmmaker returns to the immigrant community of his earlier films, masterfully examining abandonment, memory, and resilience.
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10 Great ‘Small’ Movies You Might Have Missed in the 2010s, From ‘Manakamana’ to ‘The Fits’ (Photos)
Decade in Review: “Did You Wonder Who Fired The Gun?” and “Milford Graves Full Mantis” rank among the highlights of the decade
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‘In Fabric’ Film Review: Say No to the Dress
Peter Strickland’s dazzling, strange, retro fashion horror story is a gory, absurdist delight
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‘The Current War: Director’s Cut’ Film Review: Benedict Cumberbatch and Michael Shannon Liven Up a Dull History Lesson
Story of the industrialization of electrical power is the “Schoolhouse Rock” video you never asked for
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‘Downton Abbey’ Film Review: Adorable PBS Aristocrats Win the Class War, Again
Satisfyingly cozy fan service struggles to keep up with dozens of “Downton” characters
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‘Ray & Liz’ Film Review: Richard Billingham Documents the Slow Disintegration of a Dysfunctional Family
The photographer’s powerful and melancholy debut feature lives inside the pain of an alcoholic household
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All 13 Jim Jarmusch Films Ranked, From Worst to Best (Photos)
How does “The Dead Don’t Die” rank among the idiosyncratic indie auteur’s filmography?
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‘Halston’ Film Review: Corporation Crushes Couture in Cautionary Documentary
Frédéric Tcheng’s look at the life and career of Halston issues a warning against corporate domination
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‘Pasolini’ Film Review: A Great Director’s Death, Delivered in Pieces
Willem Dafoe stars as legendary (and legendarily murdered) filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini in Abel Ferrara’s fragmented, frustrating film
