film commentary

Donnybrook writer-director Tim Sutton shares his feelings about the awe-inspiring and challenging new film by the French auteur.

Jennifer Prediger attends a Jodie Foster-hosted screening of the new Icelandic film, and comes away a passionate advocate.

Writer-director Megan Griffiths watches the new Hulu series Shrill, and sees an important, landmark show – and herself.

Though Kay Cannon's debut has many of the trappings of a straightforward studio comedy, underneath is a much more complex, satisfying movie.

The writer-director of An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn opens up about his favorite film of the past 12 months.

Jim Hemphill details the pleasures of a new cut of Rian Johnson's movie which dispenses with dialogue and SFX to forefront John Williams' music.

The screenwriter of Blair Witch just watched his first movie in 18 months, so of course he wrote about the experience for Talkhouse.

Occasionally you see a movie and immediately know it's up there with the all-time greats. This is one of those rare times.

The actor — whose first feature as director, Back Roads, is now in select theaters — on the film that has stuck with him most from this year.

The actor, currently getting awards heat for his role in Can You Ever Forgive Me?, on two cinematic standouts from the past year.

The director of Spy, Ghostbusters and A Simple Favor singles out one of his top films of the year.

The writer-director of Sorry to Bother You, one of the year's most acclaimed films, on one of his favorites of 2018.