FILM REVIEWS

Luca Guadagnino’s stab at the notoriously unfilmable William S. Burroughs is more quaint than it is queer, and more confusing than...

As tonally awkward a film as I have seen in a very, very long time, this splatter-happy adaptation of a Stephen King short story would...

The Oscar-nominated documentary harrowingly captures the daily horror of Israeli bulldozers destroying Palestinian houses in the occupied...

You’ve seen the story before, you are familiar with its characters and themes, yet this new adaptation of an enduring French classic...

Easily the least engaging film in the trilogy, Paddington in Peru will surely entertain the tots, but the scattershot screenplay and an...

The Brutalist thrillingly recalls the grand American movie epics of the fifties in ambition, themes and psychology, not to mention the...

A strong setting and indelible, natural performances by a cast that gels well elevate this uplifting prison drama, though the...

The power of this emotionally rewarding, cleverly assembled documentary lies in how well it portrays actor and activist Christopher Reeve...