‘The World Will Tremble’ Review: A Stiff Holocaust Drama Redeemed by Powerful Performances
Lior Geller's real-life drama tells the story of prisoners who escape from a Nazi death camp and provide the first eyewitness ...
Stan Lee: The Final Chapter Filmmaker Responds to Controversial Kickstarter
The Final Chapter filmmaker Jon Bolerjack responds to the backlash and controversy surrounding the documentary's Kickstarter.
‘The Dutchman’ Review: André Holland Goes on a Psychosexual Dark Night of the Soul in Contemporary Spin on ’60s Race Play
Andre Holland stars in 'The Dutchman' as a successful New Yorker being stalked by Kate Mara. Director Andre Gaines adapts ...
‘Gas Food Lodging’ and the evolving state of women filmmakers, plus the best films in L.A.
The Good Girl' with Zooey Deschanel and John C. Reilly in person, plus Burt Reynolds and Jill Clayburgh in 'Starting Over' ...
'The Baltimorons' review: The feel-good movie of 2025 has arrived
The Baltimorons was reviewed out of its World Premiere at the 2025 SXSW film and TV conference.
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The Actor
The always-stellar André Holland once again adds so much to a production, imbuing every scene with a deep vein of melancholy.
'The Actor' review: André Holland is a man with amnesia trying to find himself
Despite splitting the difference between stage and screen in dazzling ways, Duke Johnson’s The Actor is all shine and no ...
Movie Review: Russo brothers' sci-fi ‘The Electric State’ is big, ambitious and dull
This is an Amblin-inspired, big-budget adventure with dystopian, science-fiction wonder, nostalgic callbacks, well-liked ...
‘The Baltimorons’ Review: Jay Duplass’ May-December Romance Is a Stealth Charmer With a Low-Key ‘After Hours’ Vibe
Co-writer Michael Strassner stars with Liz Larsen in a Christmas Eve odyssey through the Maryland city, sparked by a dental emergency and a towed car.