Latest by Leila Latif
Venice: The new documentary from the "Winter on Fire" director forces audiences to sit with uncomfortable truths while offering no easy answers.
Venice: Gianfranco Rosi turns his camera from refugees and war to arguably the most famous and influential man on earth.
For Fraser, "The Whale" is a confident leap forward into the movie-star status that he rightfully deserves.
Film Review
This commitment to moral ambiguity is thrilling in the age of The Discourse, even if it plays a bit like Schrader's greatest hits.
That would be Taylor Russell. Director Luca Guadagnino does for her what he did for Timothée in "Call Me by Your Name."
'90s Week: The best music from a movie decade that was as exciting to listen to as it was to watch.
Cannes: This cautionary tale about reconnecting with family and first love is best when it's at its cruelest.
Cannes: The marvels of modern medicine unveil the brutal reality of what it means to exist in a human body.
"Bait" filmmaker Mark Jenkin returns with an experimental tale of loss that is grounded by impeccable and time-honored technique.
