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‘I’m Still Here,’ a Portrait of Quiet Bravery Against Injustice
In the opening frames of Walter Salles’ I’m Still Here, we’re introduced to the Paiva family of Rio de Janeiro through a montage of...
‘A Complete Unknown’ May Be the Best of All Possible Dylan Biopics
From its casting to its settings to its all-important musical choices, James Mangold’s A Complete Unknown is an electrifying, irresistibly engaging portrait of one...
The High Window
One afternoon in the French Alps near Grenoble, an 11-year-old boy named Daniel and his dog Snoop discover the dead body of Daniel’s father,...
Freak Show—‘Nightmare Alley’ Shines
Nightmare Alley, starring Tyrone Power and directed by Edmund Goulding, was just about the darkest of film noirs when it was released in 1947....
An introduction to Japanese cinema
Coming on the heels of Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, here’s our primer for movie-crazy, pop-cultural adventurers looking for seldom-visited territories to explore: Japan is...