The filmmaker addresses the personal ways that her life informed her new comedy, and what it was like to spend the first part of quarantine on the Coppola estate.
It was always going to be a strange awards race, but this past week just made things much more complicated.
The vampire genre is as old as cinema itself, gushing with bloody classics galore. While there are many to choose from, trust us — these 12 vampire movies don’t suck.
From cabin-in-the-wood dreads to the surrealist story about a thieving fly, the new online film event caters to many horror tastes.
It may be too soon for a definitive take on how the U.S. government screw things up, but this documentary does a fine job of bringing us up to speed.
Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour has constructed an enigmatic lo-fi thriller with just enough intricate mind games to make the eerie journey worthwhile.
From “Candyman” and Dario Argento classics to Val Lewton and Wes Craven.
NYFF: The latest entry from Steve McQueen’s “Small Axe” anthology finds Boyega attempting to beat institutional racism by joining the system.
Films by Julie Dash, Chantal Akerman, Chloe Zhao, Forough Farrokhzad, Jennifer Lee, and many other female filmmakers made the list.
As “American Utopia” makes the festival rounds, Byrne explains the way he woke up to political activism and how he’s staying busy in the pandemic.
Two years ago, Intel built a 10,000-square-foot capture area for volumetric video. Now, some of the results bode well for its future.
The latest entry in McQueen’s “Small Axe” project turns the story of the Mangrove Nine into a taut and absorbing drama.
