“The Sorrow and the Pity” has lessons for how authoritarianism takes root—and how to fight against it.

Mostly, the film isn't burdened by the question of whether the old times were purer or more authentic, only that they were different.

The Emmy-nominated actor and author pens an open letter to the AI avatar that's got Hollywood in a tizzy.

It gestures toward interrogating state-sanctioned violence, but dubiously so, as it's mostly content to celebrate revenge as justice.

Jean-François Richet has positioned himself as a go-to director for sturdy, mostly unremarkable actioners set largely in a confined location.

The film, adapted from the second book in the 'Faraway Tree' series, is little more than a collection of quirky character interactions.

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Perry’s cynical western receives an impressive transfer and an illuminating commentary by Alex Cox.

Jane Schoenbrun and Hannah Einbinder discuss balancing the intellectual and the physical across the film.