‘Tesla’ Review: Ethan Hawke Powers a Strange Biopic About How We’re All Wired Differently
Sundance: Michael Almereyda uncoils the inventor’s life in a film that’s equally inspired by “Derek Jarman, Henry James, ‘Drunk History.’”
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‘The Truth’ Review: Kore-eda’s First Movie Since ‘Shoplifters’ Is a Light but Complex French Drama
“Shoplifters” director Kore-eda Hirokazu takes Ethan Hawke to France for a lyrical story about the performances that hold families together.
‘Stockholm’ Review: Ethan Hawke Robs a Bank and Coins a Syndrome in a Quirky Heist Comedy that Doesn’t Pay Off
Ethan Hawke, Mark Strong, and Noomi Rapace star in the first movie about the bank robbery that inspired the term “Stockholm Syndrome.”
‘Adopt a Highway’ Review: Ethan Hawke Finds Dumpster Baby in Sweet Blumhouse Drama — SXSW
Logan Marshall-Green’s directorial debut stars Ethan Hawke as a sweet ex-con who finds new purpose when he discovers a baby in a dumpster.
‘The Kid’ Review: Ethan Hawke and Chris Pratt Star in Vincent D’Onofrio’s Stunted Western
Vincent D’Onofrio directs a diverting Western that’s almost worth seeing for its unsaddled performances from Ethan Hawke and Chris Pratt.
Kore-eda Hirokazu’s Masterpiece ‘Shoplifters’ Is the Culmination of His Career
The Japanese auteur talks to IndieWire about his Palme d’Or-winning masterpiece, and how making “Shoplifters” led him to Ethan Hawke.
Ethan Hawke’s 13 Best Performances — IndieWire Critics Survey
30 critics wrote about their favorite Ethan Hawke performance, and — in a testament to the actor’s extraordinary career — they picked 13 different ones.
‘Juliet, Naked’ Review: Rose Byrne and Ethan Hawke Are Way Too Charming for This Lifeless Rom-Com — Sundance 2018
The director of “My Idiot Brother” wastes a ton of talent in a flat Nick Hornby adaptation that never finds the right notes.
Awards Season Gets a Summer Start With Strong Contenders Like ‘War For the Planet of the Apes’ and ‘The Big Sick’
This summer several movies are moving along on their road to the Oscars, while others are falling away.
‘The Magnificent Seven’ Is A Fun And Surprisingly Fresh Western About Trump’s America — TIFF Review
Great chemistry and a subtle political undercurrent make Antoine Fuqua’s remake of a remake feel like something new.
Telluride Review: ‘Maudie’ Is A Paint By Numbers Love Story
Sally Hawkins’ charming lead performance can’t save this true love story from feeling as naïve as its namesake.
Review: Ti West’s ‘In A Valley Of Violence’ Is A Western ‘John Wick,’ But Mostly Shoots Blanks
Horror maestro Ti West pairs Ethan Hawke with an adorable canine sidekick, but he can’t teach an old genre new tricks.
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