Film

In which a devoted fan of erotic thrillers is frustrated to find that a movie with a very promising premise is turned into a boring, inoffensive mess.

A graphic representation of one filmmaker grappling with his very conflicted feelings toward a film that he's supposed to write about.

A familiar narrative setup, plot holes aplenty, an unconvincing hero, and a romance that doesn't add up. But who are we to criticize Michael Mann?

An intrepid filmmaker aims to experience an adorable new kids movie with a sense of newness and wonder — by watching it on shrooms.

The awards season is inevitably a time when certain films are showered with praise and plaudits, but many worthier movies slip by unnoticed.

One of 2014's best, this Brooklyn-set portrait of burgeoning female adolescent sexuality examines a moment of transition in a young girl's life.

Who could be better to write about this Oscar contender than a filmmaker who used to be a wrestler? 

The winner of Talkhouse Film's 2014 poll was released prior to the site's launch, and also just before a special date in James Ponsoldt's life...

The latest from Harvard's Harvard Sensory Ethnography Lab, one of the most acclaimed documentaries of 2014 is a film of 11 perfect shots.

A letter from one filmmaker to another, suggesting an ongoing tutelage and mentorship that would take the form of a letter-writing exchange.

Half a decade after its premiere at Sundance, a look at the rabble-rousing street artist's debut documentary and its impact on the non-fiction form.

Watching this richly musical vampire movie is like lying on your bedroom floor with headphones on, listening to a great record for the first time.