‘Jojo Rabbit’: So Lovely, So Misunderstood
A beautiful tale of love comes from one of recent history’s most terrible eras of hate. Jojo Rabbit is told in a way that could only be done by Taika Waititi, and has become one of the
A Great Auteur Gets Her Due with Kino Lorber’s ‘Ida Lupino: Filmmaker Collection’
Ida Lupino has gone through a re-evaluation recently, lifting her from the
October 31, 2019
The Sound and Fury of ‘The Lighthouse’
At one point in Robert Eggers’s nightmarish dreamscape The Lighthouse,
October 29, 2019
DameStruck: Isle of the Dead (1945)
For those not yet inaugurated into the oeuvre of influential B-movie
October 10, 2019
‘Atlantics’ Welcomes a Formidable Female Director to the World Stage (NYFF57)
There are some films that fail to live up to their hype, and there are
October 8, 2019
‘Joker’ Is a Character Study that Doesn’t Understand Character
The best known villain in the realm of comics is Batman’s arch
October 4, 2019
‘Parasite’s Deceptively Brilliant Class Critique Pays Off (NYFF57)
Parasite is probably one of the most deceptive films in theaters this year,
October 3, 2019