‘After Sherman’ Review: A Piercing Documentary About a Fading South and a Beloved People
Tribeca: The director patches through time by speaking with his father, friends, and neighbors to tell the history of the Gullah Geechee community.
Tribeca: The director patches through time by speaking with his father, friends, and neighbors to tell the history of the Gullah Geechee community.
Tribeca: Alex Lehmann’s subdued, contemplative follow-up to “Paddleton” is never as good as its wonderful leading man.
Alessandro Celli’s Italian post-apocalyptic drama angles for child soldier depravity without any emotional ballast.
History was made at last night’s 94th Academy Awards, but the true achievements seem destined to be ignored in the face of embarrassing tricks, both real and unplanned.
SXSW: Rosa Ruth Boesten’s Grand Jury Award winner for documentary feature is a harrowing and important film.
SXSW: Trapped in a mansion without internet, what’s a group of friends — including Pete Davidson and Maria Bakalova — to do but descend into bloody mayhem?
SXSW: Steve “Spaz” Williams pioneered movie magic that still makes films pop today, so why is the film about his rise and fall so beholden to limp cinema tricks?
A porn film crew fights for their lives in a secluded Texas farmhouse in Ti West’s cleverly genre-bending slasher.
SXSW: Zackary Canepari and Drea Cooper’s documentary lands at the intersection of funny, entertaining, and just plain frustrating.
The “screwball comedy in the jungle” premise is well-worn, but excellent performances from four A-listers save “The Lost City.”
SXSW: Colin West’s distressing fable sees the actor attempting to build his way out of some seemingly earth-bound mysteries.
A trilogy of Norwegian disaster movies with a haunting ecological horror story.