Film
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Film Review: My Name Is Pauli Murray
"My Name Is Pauli Murray" sharply illuminates its subject's heroic lifelong fight for human rights.
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Stephen Winter’s audacious ‘Chocolate Babies’ and ‘Jason and Shirley’ join Criterion’s classics
“Humbled and honored” to have his films Chocolate Babies and Jason and Shirley added this month to The Criterion Channel, writer-director Stephen Winter still feels...
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The Eyes of Tammy Faye humanizes the late, larger-than-life televangelist
Screenwriter Abe Sylvia and actress Cherry Jones on why Tammy Faye Bakker remains relevant to this day
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Movie Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
Everybody's singing pep songs in the blandly empowering high school musical "Everybody's Talking About Jamie"
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Death Drop Gorgeous review: A John Waters-style horror-comedy without the wit or warmth
Sex, drugs, drag, and murder get super messy in the low-budget queer horror film Death Drop Gorgeous.
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Who You Think I Am review: Juliette Binoche shines in catfishing psychological thriller
Juliette Binoche delivers a knockout performance as a divorcée caught up in a catfishing romance in "Who You Think I Am"
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DC Shorts Film Festival returns with a fantastic in-person LGBTQ showcase
DC Shorts returns as a hybrid festival, with a portion of its 95 online films highlighted in live screenings
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Cinderella review: A shoddy but satisfying twist on the classic tale
Camila Cabello is an appealing heroine in Amazon Prime's "Cinderella," but Billy Porter makes it magical
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Film Review: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
Marvel freshens up its formula with the fantasy-fueled origin story "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings"
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Candyman review: A lot to say, but not enough scares holding it all together
Candyman updates the 1992 horror film with astute social commentary, but contains more style than suspense
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Todd Stephens’ gay drama “Swan Song” is his finest work yet
Swan Song is a rich, absorbing character study with a narrative defined by indelible encounters
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Marion Hill set out to depict a triad relationship honestly in “Ma Belle, My Beauty”
The film is a semi-autobiographical romance à trois set amidst the sun-kissed hills of Anduze
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Film Review: ‘The Land of Owls’ is a measured alternative to summer blockbusters
Two struggling couples commune with nature and test their bonds in the quietly affecting "The Land of Owls."
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Respect Review: Jennifer Hudson tears through Aretha Franklin’s songbook in gripping biopic
"Respect" is a dynamic portrait of Aretha Franklin as a young woman, overcoming lifelong demons to find her true sound.
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Curiosa review: An awkward commentary on female sexual liberation
Everybody's getting it on in "Curiosa," Lou Jeunet's frisky period romance between poets Marie de Régnier and Pierre Louÿs
