Category : Entertainment & Arts
‘Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain’ Review:...
Morgan Neville’s sharp and vividly compelling documentary tries to pin down a brilliant, troubled man.
‘Fear Street’ Trilogy Review: Carnage and Close Calls
Gore and nostalgia characterize this scrappy horror trilogy, which follows an endearing cast of teenage rebels through three time...
‘The Hidden Life of Trees’ Review: Magic Kingdom
Jörg Adolph uses the sensorial capacities of cinema to thrillingly visualize a German forester’s contention that trees are social,...
‘The Boys in Red Hats’ Review: Cool Story, Bro
This documentary explores the incident on Jan. 18, 2019, when a high school student grinned and stared at a Native American demonstrator...
Andrea Arnold Has Directed A-Listers. Her Latest Star?...
Arnold’s new documentary, “Cow,” is one of the most moving films at Cannes. “A few times, I’ve just burst into tears about it,” she...
N.B.A. Pros on the Big Screen: Can These Stars Act?
We watched LeBron James, Michael Jordan, Kevin Durant and 11 more basketball greats to see how they rate as actors. We were in for...
‘Space Jam,’ My Dad and Me
A writer adored the basketball-Looney Tunes mash-up as a boy. Watching the movie again after his father died, he felt the movie resonate...
The Riddle of Riley Keough
The “Zola” actress has a knack for inhabiting working-class characters who feel real, even though her own family history is as outrageous...
‘The New Bauhaus’ Review: Rethinking an Approach to...
This documentary on the interdisciplinary artist Laszlo Moholy-Nagy makes the case that he should be a household name.
My Summer of Hitchcock and Cold Cherries
The writer Mona Awad on an evening tradition passed down by her mother.
Falling Back in Love With Cannes
After the 2020 edition was canceled, what would the return of the film festival be like? Chock-full of songs and thought-provoking...
Stream These Five Action Films Now
This month’s picks span the globe and range from a solemn meditation on grief to a fight against bloodthirsty sharks.
In ‘Fear Street,’ a Lesbian Romance Provides Hope...
Mainstream horror rarely lets queer women be the heroes. The Netflix trilogy takes a defiant stance with a relationship that covers...
Spike Lee Accidentally Reveals Palme d’Or Winner Early:...
Julia Ducournau becomes the second woman to win the top prize, after Jane Campion in 1993. The surprise reveal came at the start of...
