Crooklyn is quite a unique film in Spike Lee’s body of work. Written by Lee and siblings Cinque and Joie Susannah Lee, it’s his most autobiographical film, and draws [...]

Tuner, Daniel Roher’s debut fictional film, continues the traditions of both Michael Mann and Paul Schrader, by revolving around a lone worker who is gradually drawn [...]

Released in 1976, the same year as Family Plot, Alfred Hitchcock’s final film, Obsession is Brian De Palma’s purest Hitchcockian tribute, and sets the stage for his many [...]

In 1986’s America, Jean Baudrillard described the desert as possessing a dual valency in contemporary American culture. On the one hand, Baudrillard argued, the [...]