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Christian Petzold’s hallmarks are present in Transit—the elasticity of identity, the brisk pacing of a thriller, and a backdrop of…
When you work on a sacred text, loved around the world like Norman Lewis’s "Naples '44", the risk of failure…
Here's how an Auschwitz visit back in 2001 set the scene for Llion Roberts' 15-year journey that culminated in the…
Here's a compelling argument for why nonfiction film The Last Laugh should be on a must-see movie-going list for audiences.
A visually economical war film, Martin Zandvliet’s Academy Award-nominated Land of Mine finds poetry in the spareness of the desert…
Blood spilling takes on a more honorable connotation in South Korean Kim Jee-woon’s newest confection, The Age of Shadows—an honor-fueled…
In 1938, three French friends attempt the first kayak exploration of the wild Green and Colorado rivers in the documentary,…