Telluride 2026: Alpha Gang, The Liberation, The Idiots
I have left the mountainous confines of Telluride and am currently winding down mountainous roads to Grand Junction. But I am also unspooling
I have left the mountainous confines of Telluride and am currently winding down mountainous roads to Grand Junction. But I am also unspooling
Maya Annik Bedward’s incisive documentary “Black Zombie” isn’t merely a look back at the cinematic origins of the supernatural re-animated monster. It’s a
Though I have left Locarno, I haven’t finished writing about its many idiosyncratic offerings. The festival today announced its awards, including the recipient
In these dispatches I often talk about themes naturally arising or not arising at all between films. Well, the throughline between these trio
In this first dispatch from Locarno is a trio of films one might call “elusive.” They all capture weighty, human subjects: sensuality, war,
My final dispatch of KVIFF features some heavy hitters. There’s the Crystal Globe winner, the festival’s top prize. There are also two coming-of-age
In Czech director Jana Hojdová’s raw, brazenly honest documentary, “Robert Richardson: The White Devil,” the legendary director of photography finds himself in a
A celebratory Karlovy Vary International Film Festival revealed its competition lineups on Tuesday. The 60th edition, which will commemorate the 80-year anniversary of
Boots Riley is one of the few American filmmakers who are most visibly invested in conversations about class, capitalism, and aesthetics in their
Last night, as I am wont to do, I went to the Music Box Theatre. There, a programme in its seventh iteration titled