The Eagle Huntress
By Kent Turner October 28, 2016
The majestic landscape, captured by first-time feature documentary filmmaker Otto Bell, lends this intimate documentary an epic grandeur.
The majestic landscape, captured by first-time feature documentary filmmaker Otto Bell, lends this intimate documentary an epic grandeur.
This Australian film, set in the 1970s, exudes a fitting hallucinatory quality to the messy coming-of-age experience.
Rising British director Andrea Arnold makes her first onscreen journey through the States
Two films to discover at the 54th New York Film Festival: The Rehearsal, with one of the best ensembles in the program, and the animated teen meltdown My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea.
em>Kicks has a rich, magical realism that elevates it above the run-of-the-mill coming-of-age or gangland film
The new film by Ira Sachs (Love Is Strange)—well crafted, complex, and ambiguous
The 13-year-old members of the heavy metal band Unlocking the Truth are not old enough to attend high school, but they have already signed a $1.8 million recording deal.
Director Jeppe Ronde uses a real-life event as the basis for a haunting, ethereal film, a sort of inverted Rebel Without a Cause. These teens don’t lash out so much as cave in.
Emmanuelle Bercot’s empathetic and clear-eyed film presents a pungent portrait of a young adult. Its lead actor won the César Award, the French equivalent of the Oscar, for most promising actor.