Tyler Coates digs into why we should “respect the predictive power of the Independent Spirit Awards” this Oscar season.

At the final Park City edition of Sundance last week, my 14th consecutive one, I contemplated this line from Butch Cassidy ...

Scott Meslow, a Minneapolis native and film/TV critic, describes civilian footage of anti-ICE efforts as the “inverse of a ...

The promo features Heidbreder donning a movie usher’s red vest, black sunglasses and a microphone headset as he implores commuters in the 6th Ave subway tunnel to check out the BAM series, which is ...

It’s been nearly a decade since Gore Verbinski’s last feature film A Cure for Wellness hit theaters, but the director best known for creating the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise hasn’t been ...

As both a resident of Minneapolis and a film and TV critic, it’s been surreal to see my home city become, over the past few weeks, the kind of place you might see in an especially on-the-nose ...

Tyler Coates examins why the best documentary has become the toughest Oscar category to predict in recent years.

Jordan Lage is an award-winning actor, writer, director and founding member of the Atlantic Theater Company, which celebrates its 41st anniversary this year. He studied acting at New York University ...

A splendid yet elegiac homage to dying, receding, failing, yet magnificent glaciers, Sara Dosa’s Time and Water, a documentary produced with National Geographic and Sandbox Films, is awe-inspiring ...

As Sundance 2026 wraps and the curtain drops on Park City, the Sundance 2026 awards have been announced. Films fortunate enough to be so honored by Sundance juries gain valuable visibility, boosting ...

In Filipiñana, tension often lives inside the image itself: a desiccated pine tree creaks against a bright blue sky; mangos left to rot on the branch. There is beauty here, but also decay. Rafael ...