This month, Noah Baumbach and Greta Gerwig reunite, Lily Tomlin reclaims the big screen and a Brazilian film about class hits the right social notes.…
Looking at much of Manhattan today, you may be forgiven to forget the city’s spiritual past as a radical place filled with radical people. A…
Chloe Sevigny’s latest project, a “screwball thriller about performance and surveillance,” is looking for backers. Called Slow Machine, it is reportedly “bleak but funny.” The film’s makers…
Ester Martin Bergsmark’s underseen Something Must Break is one of the most profound representations of transgender identity recently depicted in cinema. Having cruised the festival…
Lars Von Trier’s Childhood Stop Motion Short Way before the emotional and moral trappings of Dancer In The Dark, or the existential reflectivity of Melancholia,…
Andrei Tarkovsky needs no introduction. A singular cinematic voice, the Russian director is one of cinema’s most fascinating filmmakers. Tarkovsky is credited with an oeuvre…
From the touching Amy to Woody Allen’s cross-generational love-and-crime story Irrational Man, July is more than basking in the Sun. Here are this month’s best…
Artist and director John Waters, known for off-kilter cult favorites as Pink Flamingos and Serial Mom, has been subverting common themes — religion, domesticity, glamour…
This week, Netflix began airing Hot Girls Wanted, a Rashida Jones-produced porn doc that seeks to document a group of young amateur performers as they take their…
