‘No Ordinary Man’ Review: Riveting Dive Into the Past Heralds the Future of Trans Cinema
TIFF: A fascinating meta portrait of pianist Billy Tipton, a transgender man who died in 1989, as told by trans masculine actors and thinkers.
Film
Jake Gyllenhaal Remembers the One ‘Prisoners’ Scene That Was Impossible to Act
It was only with the help of director Denis Villeneuve and cinematographer Roger Deakins that the actor could get through the scene.
‘Lovers Rock’ Review: Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’ Film Has One of the Best Dance Parties Ever Filmed
NYFF: The first entry of Steve McQueen’s “Small Axe” series to reach audiences is a galvanizing party movie with one helluva dance floor.
Jessie Buckley Won’t Explain ‘Ending Things,’ but She Will Reveal What Terrified Her Most
The star of Charlie Kaufman’s latest talks about landing the role in 12 hours and how carrying a platter of ham became a character choice.
Keanu Reeves Says ‘The Matrix 4’ Is an Inspiring Love Story, Plus ‘No Going into the Past’
Neil Patrick Harris adds that with “The Matrix 4,” Lana Wachowski’s style “has shifted visually” from what she’s done in the past.
Robert Pattinson Refused to Reveal His Wild ‘Devil All the Time’ Accent Until the First Take
“I’d rather have someone come with something weird that’s a choice than something that isn’t thought out,” says director Antonio Campos.
‘Wildfire’ Review: Intense Debut About Traumatized Sisters with a Tragic Real-Life Backstory
TIFF: Star Nika McGuigan, who plays one half of a sibling set dealing with old psychic wounds, died while this wrenching film was in post-production.
PlayStation 5 Price and Release Date Revealed, New ‘Harry Potter’ Among Upcoming Games
Sony announced a handful of new games from high-profile franchises, including “Resident Evil” and “God of War.”
Christopher Nolan Walks the Walk by Going to the Movies, but Some Hesitate to Follow
The box office is lackluster and theaters will suffer as studios pull titles, but it’s hard to assign blame for the laws of cause and effect.
‘180 Degree Rule’ Review: Promising Iranian Drama Collapses Under Baffling Character Choices
TIFF: Farnoosh Samadi’s feature directorial debut works hard to introduce a compelling leading lady, only to dismantle her through a salacious, ugly drama.
‘Falling’ Review: Lance Henriksen Is a Bad Dad for the Ages in Viggo Mortensen’s Directorial Debut
TIFF: Viggo Mortensen’s directorial debut is as sincere and unusual as you might expect from one of Hollywood’s most unclassifiable stars.
‘The New Corporation’ Review: A Timely Documentary Sequel That’s More Unfortunate than Necessary
TIFF: Jennifer Abbott and Joel Bakan’s scattershot exposé of corporate malfeasance is horrifying but largely unhelpful.
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