Voyeur
By Liz French November 30, 2017
This sly, labyrinthine film is the definition of docudrama.
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Call Me by Your Name
By Kyle Mustain November 22, 2017
A movie that is already being listed among the great queer films of recent memory.
Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story
By Guillermo Lopez Meza November 21, 2017
A biopic with nuance and epic scope, this splendid documentary vindicates the legacy of a brilliant woman with a fascinating life.
Mudbound
By Nora Lee Mandel November 16, 2017
A fresh take on the old-fashioned, socially conscious, epic melodrama.
Strong Island
By Nora Lee Mandel November 3, 2017
Only a handful of autobiographical films are as powerful as Strong Island.
1945
By Caroline Ely October 30, 2017
The black-and-white film follows the contortions that ensue when Hungarian villagers get wind that the Jewish neighbors they betrayed during the war are headed back to town.
The Square
By Rania Richardson October 27, 2017
Swedish writer-director Ruben Ostlund creates an ingenious high-wire act putting bourgeois beliefs and interpersonal trust to the test.
78/52: Hitchcock’s Shower Scene
By Guillermo Lopez Meza October 26, 2017
Behind the scenes of a particular sequence in Psycho: three minutes that took seven days to shoot and resulted in 78 shots with 52 cuts.
God’s Own Country
By Kyle Mustain
The first feature film by writer-director Francis Lee doesn’t go down the route you would expect it to.