What does it take to make a new start in a new land, one that lets you earn a living and maintain your self-respect? Such a reinvention is never easy, especially when it takes place in middle age.
A fraught meeting between two couples is a belated attempt to make some sense of a school shooting.
The New Yorker hailed Ferrante’s slender yet loaded novel as “a brutally frank novel of maternal ambivalence.” The same could be said of Maggie Gyllenhaal’s adaptation.
In his visually dazzling and exhilarating new film, Wes Anderson has concocted a buoyant bouillabaisse.
Jane Campion performs a seductive sleight of hand in her adaptation of American writer Thomas Savage’s 1967 shapeshifting novel.
Sometimes trusting the tropes of the genre and simply telling a good, involving story is enough. This western understands this and spins its tale with confidence and style.
A highly informative documentary centering on someone who had an outsized impact on modern American life, yet who remains largely unknown.
A creative couple explores artistry and love in this whimsical adventure and beguiling fantasy.
How would an algorithm pick an ideal romantic partner? I’m Your Man takes on this question in a bittersweet, witty way.