A ‘was he/wasn’t he’ quandary is at the heart of Whitey: United States Of America V. James J. Bulger the new documentary […]

You want to talk about feeling the loss of a great actor: mere minutes into director Anton Corbijn’s  A Most Wanted Man, […]

As one of our most influential and celebrated film critics, Roger Ebert would know full well that a good documentary needs to […]

I’ll admit to a certain prejudice for pre-liking (is that a word?) the new film Cold In July from IFC films. Based on […]

It may take a second glance to recognize the pompous prisoner with the muscles and sideburns in Richard Shepard’s comic adventure Dom […]

Street photographer Vivian Maier was a nanny who’s photographs only became known and appreciated after her death and her story is as […]

Surprising fact: Teenagers didn’t always exist. In this collection of rare archival material, filmed portraits, and voices lifted from early 20th Century […]

The films of director Wes Anderson have become widely acclaimed for their idiosyncratic style and off-beat stories involving families and youth and […]

As I watched The Punk Singer, a documentary about Kathleen Hannah directed by Sini Anderson, I couldn’t help but think it an […]

Blue Is The Warmest Color is an odd title for a film shot with a camera known for it’s slight yellow/green bias. […]