The Last Picture Shows Review: Cinema’s Small-Town Survivors
Ten states, 10,825 miles, 123 theaters. Those numbers give Rustin Thompson’s The Last Picture Shows its ...
Read moreDetailsTen states, 10,825 miles, 123 theaters. Those numbers give Rustin Thompson’s The Last Picture Shows its ...
Read moreDetailsCooking acquires a sinister political vocabulary when the person waiting for dinner can imprison the chef, ...
Read moreDetailsKarin af Klintberg keeps the camera calm while her subjects make themselves look guilty. Joachim Posener, ...
Read moreDetailsLuke Dimyan lands in Castle Valley after jumping from a helicopter at roughly 10,000 feet, announces ...
Read moreDetailsWatching someone identify cheese blindfolded should have the emotional temperature of a grocery run. Sara Joe ...
Read moreDetailsEric Goode has spent several years turning America’s appetite for exotic animals into television, and Monsters ...
Read moreDetailsBy the eighty-fourth fried chicken meal, the food has stopped resembling food. Liana Stewart’s camera studies ...
Read moreDetailsAmerican folklore rarely arrives with a copyright dispute attached. The Patterson-Gimlin film did. Shot in Northern ...
Read moreDetailsRod Serling speaks through Jonah Tulis’ documentary with the strange authority of a man dictating from ...
Read moreDetailsThe most revealing line in Summer of ’94 is about avoiding disgrace. When the United States ...
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