Beanpole | NYFF 2019
Kantemir Balagov’s extraordinary second film opens in postwar Leningrad, where survivors are still reeling from the devastation.
Kantemir Balagov’s extraordinary second film opens in postwar Leningrad, where survivors are still reeling from the devastation.
Why do readers from many cultures pick this particular book, The Little Prince, as a way to preserve their languages and cultures?
Film buffs who love striking and haunting imagery should see this on the biggest screen with the best sound system available for the full, immersive experience.
A loving celebration and an impressionistic portrait that explores the events and influences that shaped Morrison’s writing career.
A writer’s interior life is notoriously difficult to visualize on screen, and this biopic is no exception.
Judi Dench stars in this adaptation of Jennie Rooney’s 2013 novel, which was inspired by the real case of “granny spy” Melita Norwood.
Good intentions don’t make for good drama—though librarians will love this movie.