James Grashow spends much of Jimmy & The Demons carving figures that seem built to survive him. Cindy Meehl understands...

The ocean keeps giving Violet and Stella the same choice: go over the wave or dive beneath it. Sophia Silver...

Tom Six has always understood that disgust works best with a ringmaster. The Human Centipede trilogy gave him the perfect...

The perimeter alarm does something useful before the film has explained much of anything: it turns technology into a warning...

Suicide gives Mission its ticking clock, yet Paul Wright refuses the clean geometry of a countdown thriller. Dylan, played by...

Joanne earns her living deciding where stories turn, which makes her helplessness around Paz unusually cruel. On a television set,...

Ada Karmi-Melamede speaks about buildings with the confidence of someone who has spent decades deciding where people should stand, what...

Karin af Klintberg keeps the camera calm while her subjects make themselves look guilty. Joachim Posener, the financier who vanished...

That distinction matters throughout Ketticè, Giovanni Tortorici’s study of a 16-year-old Palermo student whose apparent rebellion rarely carries consequences severe...

Grief becomes legislation in Donkey Princess. After his wife dies from plague, King Arthur responds by outlawing love across his...