When, earlier this year, Olivier Assayas told me that his next feature would be "in the vein" of Personal Shopper, it didn't ...

While recuts are nothing new for Michael Mann, who made some controversial changes to his classic Manhunter just this year, ...

Starting this weekend, the Pittsburgh Silent Film Festival will screen films from 1926 at venues all around the city. Put on by the Pittsburgh Silent Film Society (PSFS), the festival is a recent and ...

In a year of strong starts, none is more astonishing than La Gradiva, the directorial debut of cinematographer Marine Atlan ...

Following his lovely debut Columbus and strange, stirring sci-fi tale After Yang, Kogonada entered the big-budget filmmaking arena with A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, a misguided romantic fantasy that, ...

This is a big one. You're also forgiven for knowing nothing of it. Nearly 50 years ago, Leonard Schrader—brother of Paul, co-writer of Blue Collar and Mishima—originated the idea for a film concerning ...

Each week we highlight the noteworthy titles that have recently hit streaming platforms in the United States. Check out this week’s selections below and past round-ups here. Backrooms (Kane Parsons) ...

As exciting as it can be to catch some of the most-anticipated films of the year in their festival debuts, it's perhaps even more enticing to seek out the work that one may not have a chance to see ...