Even though Seth Worley’s feature debut Sketch is being released by Angel Studios, the Utah-based production and distribution company best known for its conservative,...
The title of Maura Delpero’s Vermiglio derives from the name of a small town that lies in the Sole Valley in northern Italy, deep...
Tatum O’Neal was nine years old and had never acted in her life when she played one of the lead roles in Peter Bogdanovich’s...
Charles Chaplin’s A Woman of Paris is a great example of a mediocre story redeemed by superb filmmaking. Chaplin made it at a particularly...
Night of the Juggler, which has been given a major restoration and theatrical re-release 45 years after it first hit theaters, is not a...
Chris Skotchdopole’s feature writing-directing debut Crumb Catcher is a stylish, bizarro corkscrew of a black-comedy-thriller’”the less you know about it (including the significance of...
While the ongoing, ever-evolving, and continually tragic conflict between Israelis and Palestinians has been a persistent presence in global news, particularly over the past...
In March of 1951, an estimated 30 million Americans tuned into national television broadcasts of the hearings held by the United States Senate Special...
Bruce Robinson’s Withnail and I is a dark black comedy spun from semi-autobiographical threads about two unemployed actors trying to make the best of...
The Ballad of Wallis Island is an endearing comedy that steadily grows on you. Set entirely on a fictional, sparsely populated island off the...