film commentary

Remember your creepy Uncle David from Canada? He was respectable for a bit, but now he's back with the best horror movie he's made since the '90s.

A filmmaker sees strong parallels with her own life in this film that puts a personal spin on the behind-the-scenes documentary.

The British director's masterful debut about one long night in early '70s Belfast is a film that should be seen and championed by all.

In this observational documentary about a fledgling free school, the drama of childhood is portrayed with steadiness and restraint.

Surely the only piece on the decade-hopping comedy sequel to reference the Buddha's sense of humor and diss both film school and Vladimir Nabokov.

The director of an Oscar-winning documentary shares his thoughts on one of this year's non-fiction contenders.

A deeply personal look at this moving portrait of an Alzheimer's patient featuring an Oscar-nominated performance from Julianne Moore.

A filmmaker who became a director because of Clint Eastwood considers the retired actor's latest effort behind the camera.

Blending fantasy and reality, this soaring, star-studded success reveals a different side to the virtuosic Mexican master.

On a plane going to the other side of the world, the Texas filmmaker tries to Linklater's long-gestating masterpiece.

Two Kiwi comic geniuses mash up Christopher Guest and the vampire genre to create a cinematic sitcom about the bourgeois undead.

A light-hearted love story featuring characters in their fifties -- could this be a post-rom-com? Or even a revisionist rom-com?