Director David Kittridge. That is the premise behind “Boorman and the Devil,” a fascinating new documentary from David ...

Judgment Day” captures in elegant shorthand the possibility and danger of using thinking machines. Released in the final ...

My final dispatch from Locarno is probably the most varied of the quartet that I’ve filed. Fittingly, it’s composed of four ...

The filmmaker discusses returning to documentary work about Boeing's malfeasance and the flaws of the airline industry.

Fred Rogers’s song “What do you do with the Mad that you Feel” comes to mind when watching director Alexander Ullom’s ...

Every year I’m reminded that Locarno is a festival whose cinema is earned. This is my third straight year covering the ...

While some of it feels like retelling a story already disturbingly detailed in the very good “Downfall: The Case Against ...

It’s filled with so many people that deserved better, a crew of talented performers doing absolutely everything they can do ...

Ford’s “Dreams in Nightmares,” a story of three Black queer friends who go on a road trip to find a missing fourth, is a ...

The Marching Band,” Emmanuel Courcol’s affecting brotherly drama, possesses a life-affirming soul whose earnest feelings ...

The Magic Faraway Tree, like Narnia, Neverland, and Wonka’s chocolate factory, has been a beloved imaginary destination for ...

A matter-of-fact, often caustically funny account of individuals muddling through private disasters in the shadow of a global ...