“Dolly” sets viewers up for an experience that it can’t quite deliver, mostly due to small acts of self-sabotage.

A reappreciation of a film once lost to history (but always loved by Roger), Elaine May's A New Leaf.

Frederick Wiseman understood the subtle architecture of humanity

Through song-and-dance expression that never denies its genre, the story of the Shakers springs to life in The Testament Of Ann Lee.

Underneath the darkness and surrealism, the work of David Lynch contained a pure, earnest belief in beauty and love. He will be missed.

Queens of the desert—On the gloriously messy set of The Boulet Brothers' Dragula: Titans

Two lost films from trash-cult favorite Andy Milligan are set to 're-premiere' at the Tribeca Film Festival.

A pair of the most obscure movies in Shelf Life history topline our latest edition, alongside Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe, Iranian slow cinema, a Tsui Hark classic and queer Canadians.

It’s thoughtfully directed, full of interesting angles and fussy, fetishistic montages.

On a Japanese film that you're going to want to watch for.

Tim Robinson’s first movie-star role is like an extended I Think You Should Leave sketch with fancier camera work and a guest appearance by Paul Rudd.

Cinematographer and TV director Uta Briesewitz moves into features with 'American Sweatshop,' an artless descent into online hell. Read our review.

Tim Robinson’s first movie-star role is like an extended I Think You Should Leave sketch with fancier camera work and a guest appearance by Paul Rudd.

Flying Lotus' second feature 'Ash' effectively splits the difference between 'Alien' and Brandon Cronenberg's 'Possessor.' Review.

SXSW 2025 Schedule | This panel will dive into the increasingly important role of film critics in the life cycle of a film, especially for LGBTQ stories, influencing its cultural impact on community a...