On the Road
Uncompromising and unashamed of explicit nudity and gay sex, On the Road fully steps into a quasi-forbidden world—or at least it feels that way.
Uncompromising and unashamed of explicit nudity and gay sex, On the Road fully steps into a quasi-forbidden world—or at least it feels that way.
Can you believe the hype? Short answer: Yes.
Fatherland will surely have a fruitful run among specialized audiences (film lovers, history buffs, literary scholars).
La Bola Negra feels like everything cinema can and should be when it dreams big with the right ambition.
A case for three works by regulars on the festival circuit whose distribution futures—at least in the United States—remain unresolved.
Pedro Pascal delivers his most arresting and assured performance.
Chris Rock's comic indictment of the entertainment industry confuses proximity with honest insight.
More horrifying than any horror movie released this year and more visionary than many sci-fi movies yet to come, Heil, Jupiter! is a time-traveling testimony from the end of times.
It is almost inevitable that Digger will join a lineage of recent big, bold auteur follies whose esteem will likely increase with the passage of time.