Chloé Zhao’s Oscar contender about one woman’s itinerant life speaks volumes about this country’s myths of self-sufficiency.
With the intimate, Oscar-tipped Nomadland streaming tomorrow and the Marvel epic Eternals set for the fall, this might be the filmmaker’s big year.
Lee Isaac Chung’s warm family drama is about the bittersweet journey to find independence in a land of plenty.
Shaka King’s crime thriller about a Black Panthers leader and the man who betrayed him is set in the 1960s but resonates today.
Here are the most exciting works to come out of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival.
The director Shaka King thought that his star-studded new film, Judas and the Black Messiah, would be an easy sell for studios. He was surprised.
The show’s first episode back after a chaotic six weeks in American politics was the equivalent of a giant shrug.
A24’s Saint Maud is a confident directorial debut that will keep viewers guessing until the last minute.
In The Little Things, the actor returns to the kind of role that helped make him a movie star.
The latest round of big-movie delays is good news for the industry and viewers alike.
Locked Down has the air of a homework assignment completed the morning it was due.
“I’m a massive fan of cinema, but sometimes you have to go where the people are,” the Oscar-winning Small Axe director told The Atlantic.
Thanks to the pandemic, this list is more familiar and tentative than most annual film previews.
The new film from the director of Up and Inside Out has the aesthetics of a whimsical adventure, but its themes are very raw.
Patty Jenkins’s long-awaited sequel is a charming and poignant end to a tiring year of cinema.
Standouts from an unprecedented year in cinema
The famously meticulous Mank director is surrounded by collaborators tasked with turning his most ambitious ideas into reality.
WarnerMedia’s decision to put all of its 2021 films on HBO Max is a shortsighted decision that will have major repercussions.
David Fincher spoke with The Atlantic about his new Netflix film, Mank, and his theory of moviemaking after 30 years in Hollywood.
The Nest is a brilliantly cast thriller and one of the year’s best films.