‘The Storms of Jeremy Thomas’ Review: A Man Obsessed
If you’re familiar with a certain streak of transgressive independent cinema, you’re likely familiar with the films of the producer...
Read moreIf you’re familiar with a certain streak of transgressive independent cinema, you’re likely familiar with the films of the producer...
Read more“Have you ever had a memory of a memory?” The question comes from an unseen prosecutor. His beleaguered witness, flummoxed,...
Read moreThe C.I.A. mission recalled in “Neither Confirm Nor Deny,” Philip Carter’s neat and steadily paced documentary, sounds like the stuff...
Read moreWhy did you even come here, Samidha scoffs at her mother, if you were just going to be another Desi...
Read moreThe family in Luis De Filippis’s assiduous new film keeps busy during their beachside vacation. Not by swimming and sunbathing...
Read moreHoward (James Cosmo), the Irish widower and retired sea captain of Klaus Haro’s bittersweet drama “My Sailor, My Love,” is...
Read moreChristine Yoo’s documentary “26.2 to Life” tells the story of a unique race: the San Quentin Prison Marathon, run by...
Read moreThere were staff at Manchester United who believed signing Harry Kane would transform their team into title challengers. Erik ten...
Read moreMADISON, Ala. — The team-building exercise was simple. Early this season, coaches at Rocket City, the Angels’ Double-A affiliate, asked...
Read moreThe opening of “Paul Robeson: ‘I’m a Negro. I’m an American.’” offers an unintentional caveat about the 1989 documentary directed...
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