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Polish writer Witold Gombrowicz has a diary entry that I think about frequently – one of my favorites in literature. On a Wednesday...

Making friends is hard. It’s even harder as an adult – while the media laments the ongoing ​“male loneliness epidemic”,...

As much as British cinema loves a period drama, for whatever reason the trials and tribulations of peasants get a lot less...

On Truth & Movies this week, we discuss James Gunn’s Superman reboot and talk to Alex Ross Perry about his...

This split follows the Academy Awards norm that only the most serious-presenting dramas are worthy of the highest prizes, regardless...

With 55 years in the busi­ness and 23 films to his name, David Cro­nen­berg has made an indeli­ble mark on the...

Like a rabid zom­bie with a wan­ton desire to gorge mind­less­ly on its prey, film­mak­er Dan­ny Boyle has got a bloody sweet tooth...

In collaboration with the Queer East Film Festival, our second pair from the Emerging Critics cohort offer their thoughts on this...

A gang of small-town drug dealing gym rats are set upon by a murderous stranger in this satisfying Welsh genre...

Through its visionary cinematography and costume design, Federico Fellini’s 1963 film masterfully blurs the lines between memory, reality and fantasy....