A New Kind of Wilderness
By Jeffery Berg October 25, 2024
A sensitively drawn, intimate family portrait.
A sensitively drawn, intimate family portrait.
Director Alonzo Ruizpalacios creates a small, suffocating universe, and keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Filmmaker Mark Cousins provides a master class in focusing on thematic strands in Hitchcock’s imposing body of work.
David Cronenberg’s sci-fi noir has a brilliant concept at its core.
A power struggle worthy of Game of Thrones, with a more subtle yet brutal form of violence that, without spilling any blood, can entirely ruin reputations.
An intimate documentary that is succinct, cohesive, and striking in the way it captures events as they unfold.
Steve McQueen’s new film is his most conventional and accessible work.
Oddly endearing as it is hilarious. For this reason, the film succeeds on its own terms.
A gorgeously filmed nightmare featuring the best performance of Daniel Craig’s career so far.