In attempting a comprehensive look at one of the nation’s most popular forms of music, the emphasis is less on the genre than on its most enduring figures.
More than ever, the joy of this unpredictable, motel-set HBO series is discovering the ways it chooses to circumvent its own boundaries.
Scott Ryan’s FX crime story sets its hitman antihero on a path toward psychological salvation and serious physical harm.
Amazon’s genre-bending, time-breaking half-hour series is an intriguing experiment and an artistic feat.
TIFF: Tom Perrotta, Nicole Holofcener, and Helen Estabrook team up for a smart, thoughtful, and hopelessly addictive adaptation of the author’s latest novel.
David Simon and George Pelecanos’ absorbing HBO drama is carefully structured to tell exactly how pornography’s rise shaped American culture.
You don’t need to love the Roys to love HBO’s satirical drama, even as the latest episode evoked pity for nearly every family member.
TIFF: Rosario Dawson is a compelling ring leader in this Texas-set circus, and her director is the greatest showman.
The transformative comedian does a fine job playing ’60s Mossad agent Eli Cohen, but he’s just one all-too-plain part of this by-the-book spy drama.
Faithful to the source material early on, the best reasons to revisit “Limetown” are its alluring stars and lurking potential.
Patience from the viewer is required in this telling, which is more of a character-driven, coming-of-age fictionalized account than a musical drama.
Starring Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne, it’s a series that’s admirably inventive in theory, but can’t juggle the many pieces of the fantasy world it fashions for itself.
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