Patrick Wilson was meant to direct. Michael Chaves saw the signs. “When you’re shooting, he’ll always say, ‘OK, let me

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What’s queerness without community? We queers—we noble trans and gender-nonconforming folks, we lesbian, gay, pan, and bisexual babes, we non-binary,

Thora Birch shows up for a second at the end of The Last Black Man in San Francisco, the feature

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Back in 1962, one of cinema’s great masters, Satyajit Ray, released a film called Kanchenjungha. It was the first feature

“Is there something more horrible than that? The selfie?” Antonio Banderas asks cheekily, a little tired, but presiding in the

In 1924, while crossing the Tre Croci pass in the Dolomite Mountains of Northern Italy, the novelist and androgynous socialite

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Jonathan Levine knows what you think about his movie. Schlubby guy, gorgeous woman. He’s funny, was at one time employed,

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Part documentary, part narrative feature, part research project, part autofiction, Romanian writer/director Adina Pintilie’s Touch Me Not rests comfortably on the boundary

Ben Is Back is the wonderful new feature film from writer-director Peter Hedges (What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, Dan in Real

Vox Lux is a very big and puzzling movie that is now out, from director Brady Corbet. You may remember

Nijla Mu’min and I are on the phone talking about rep sweats. “Have you heard of the NPR podcast Code

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The brutal, bombastic cultural satire that is Assassination Nation explodes into theaters this month, introducing vast new swaths of audience

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You will know the work of prolific producer and sometime director Marc Turtletaub, but may not recognize his name. Like

A reverent initiate of a patriarchal regime; a disturbed young psychiatric hospital ward; a sexually questioning teen with a flair