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Father Mother Sister Brother belongs to a sizeable subsection of Jim Jarmusch’s oeuvre: works that exist somewhere between feature-length films and compilations of short [...]

Lee Cronin’s The Mummy offers an interesting take on the Egyptology horror genre. It’s perhaps best described as being about two very different families, one American, [...]

The Alabama Solution is one of the most momentous American documentaries in recent years. It began quite modestly when directors Andrew Jarecki and Charlotte Kaufman gained [...]

There’s no doubt that The Perfect Neighbor tells a tragic story. It’s a documentary about an incident that took place on June 2, 2023, in which Susan Lorincz, a resident [...]

Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love is possibly her most experimental film to date. Revolving around a rural Montana housewife, Grace (Jennifer Lawrence), who is experiencing [...]

Both of Richard Linklater’s films released in 2025 deal with critical inception points in 20th century culture. Nouvelle Vague is a period piece about the filming of [...]

Chan Park-Wook’s latest film is a direct adaptation of Costa-Gavras’ 2005 thriller The Ax, which revolves around a paper mill worker who is laid off from his job and then [...]

In the midst of Trump’s America, Hollywood has rediscovered the dystopian power of Stephen King’s Bachman novels. While King has used the Bachman pseudonym sporadically [...]

Marty Supreme is a tribute to the movie star – not as a figment of the past but as a vital and vibrant part of our future. In the face of Last Movie Star films like F1, [...]