The films of director Kleber Mendonça Filho are fascinating crosses between the cerebral and the spectacle. There’s a bold, unapologetic political streak that runs through his screenplays, and his public appearances reinforce his anti-authoritarian views.Read Full Review

The hook of Song Sung Blue – two performers meet at middle age and decide to form a Neil Diamond tribute group – feels like a stretch for a movie premise. So when you learnRead Full Review

Josh Safdie is a stylist of the highest order. Until his latest film, Marty Supreme, he shared all directing credit with his brother Benny, and in less than a decade they did a great jobRead Full Review

Movies like The Rip used to be twice as good at half the cost. When streamers like Netflix decide to dip their toe in these mid-budget genre waters, it becomes readily apparent that so muchRead Full Review