film reviews
‘Let It Be Morning,’ a stunningly powerful almost all-Palestinian Israeli film
February 2, 2023Let Let It Be Morning serve as yet another warning, a lovingly crafted, humanly noble alarum, of the Armageddon to come.
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‘Triangle of Sadness’ review: Marx for Beginners!
January 26, 2023Triangle of Sadness is a hyperbolic and unyieldingly fierce look at capitalism and class.
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‘The Banshees of Inisherin’ review: An ahistorical film that rings hollow
January 18, 2023International film awards are by no means a good film guide. This applies to The Banshees of Inisherin as much as to the rest of them.
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‘RRR’ review: A forceful saga highlighting two epic Indian revolutionaries
December 21, 2022The film RRR brings the tale of two heroes—real-life Indian revolutionaries to the big screen and connects their struggle to the raw history of British colonialism.
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Documentarian Julia Reichert, maker of ‘American Factory’ and ‘Seeing Red,’ dies at 76
December 16, 2022She was a pioneer in women's, labor, and radical history documentary filmmaking.
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