James Gray's crime drama Paper Tiger examines the devastating underbelly of American ambition through a tight, domestic lens. Set in...

A lone silver-haired woodcutter swings his blade across the desolate Argentine Pampas, twenty-five years older and spiritually stuck in the...

Directors Arie and Chuko Esiri, working from a screenplay by Chuko Esiri, rework Virginia Woolf’s high-modernist benchmark Mrs. Dalloway into...

David Tryhorn and Ben Nicholas open Cantona with the force of a flare thrown into a quiet room. The documentary...

Cinema likes to dress the passport in romance: a small booklet that opens airports, borders, and fantasies of cosmopolitan ease....

The cinema of athletic memory gains a severe, thoughtful entry with The Match. Directed by Juan Cabral and Santiago Franco,...

Aina Clotet’s directorial feature debut, Alive (Viva), arrives in contemporary Catalan cinema with its eyes fixed on the body as...

Pawel Pawlikowski has built a career on making small frames hold enormous weight. Fatherland, his 82-minute study of Nobel Prize-winning...

Yellowstone ended the way many long-running American dramas do: messily, with contractual tensions spilling into narrative ones, and a protagonist...

Yuri steps off the train with a severe bob and an architect’s spatial intelligence, a metropolitan silhouette placed against Nagi’s...