Film

Black America's Forgotten Film History

A new MoMA exhibit puts black films front and center

The New David Foster Wallace Movie Isn’t a Biopic. It’s Another 'Rolling Stone' Writer Flick.

Pauline Kael's First Film Review for The New Republic

'Godard Among the Gangsters,' September 10, 1966

From Homeless to Hollywood: A New Film Built From a Rough Life

The Time Anna Kendrick Said I Smelled Like an Old Cinnamon Cupcake

The Film Buff’s Tour of New York

The ‘Cannibal Cop’ Was a Creep, Not a Criminal

How to Make a Good Film About Writing

Hollywood Is Finally Making Way for the Female Loser

This New Italian Movie May Herald a Cinematic Renaissance

'Far from the Madding Crowd' Tries Too Hard to Make Its Victorian Heroine a 21st-Century Feminist

Why Are Climate Change Docs So Boring? Because It Works.

“You Won’t Find Anything. It’s All Been Destroyed.”

A new documentary on the Khmer Rouge resurrects a lost Cambodia.

Why Do We Love Batman But Hate Superman?

"Sure let's cheer on the billionaire as he beats down the poor farm guy who grew up feeling othered."

All Apologies

A new Kurt Cobain documentary reminds us of what we lost when he died

A New Boston Marathon Documentary Tries—And Fails—to Scare Us About The Internet

Even Film Snobs Will Love 'Furious 7'

Sex Before the Internet Was Scary Enough to Be a Horror Film

C-List Celebrities Won't Help Netanyahu in the Israeli Elections

If You Want to Age Gracefully in the Movies, You'd Better Be British