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Check out this improvised morality play.
A 22-year old ballerina struggles with her crippling need for perfection in an unforgiving, fast-paced world.
Members of the Review's Editorial Board curate a selection of films that remain with us long after the credits roll and the screen fades to black.
Even though it’s evolved since 1944, the male gaze still defines films—and the women within them—today.
The scariest element of “Don’t Look Up” isn’t environmental catastrophe—it’s the attack on credibility.
The pretty, pastel world of ballet seems antithetical to the dim, depressing atmosphere fostered by a typical horror film. These two “opposites,” however, are more similar than you might think.
While film adaptations of books are often difficult to get right, the 2021 remake of Dune fell short because of its lack of one key element: its ecology.
An exploration of physical and emotional place, lifelong friendships, and growing up.