Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain | Tribeca Festival
A portrait emerges of a man who, despite living the best of adventures, dealt with personal demons that grew the more he evolved on-camera.
A portrait emerges of a man who, despite living the best of adventures, dealt with personal demons that grew the more he evolved on-camera.
In a forest-based thriller that succeeds at putting viewers on edge, the standout threats are fungi-crusted monsters.
A party game–turned–video game is now a whodunit murder-mystery.
Some horror/sci-fi titles about the unknown, the macabre, the potentially supernatural are perfect viewing for those seeking catharsis post-2020.
The subjects are former civilians of the Third Reich: ex-SS, ex-Hitler Youth, and “ordinary” folk who worked the remedial jobs that allowed the Nazis to commit genocide.
Like its titular horse, this sports movie, starring Toni Collette, has a good amount of spirit.
Simplicity is key to why this simmering thriller works, both in its premise and cinematography.
The premise is as simple as it gets: a man locks himself out of room and has a journey of self-discovery.
A cautiously optimistic look on possible solutions to overpopulation and climate change.