Film Critic Harlan Jacobson: Cannes at the end of the Plague Year
Everything about Cannes over the years has become more tense: general labor strikes in France,
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N.J.’s ‘Radium Girls’ fought for justice even as they were dying. New film tells their story.
Jean Anne Gregorzek owns a small clock that glows with luminescent paint. It doesn’t tick,
Czech Film Industry Braces Itself as Cinemas Are Shut Down for Two Weeks
As the Czech Republic claims Europe’s fastest-growing infection rate, with more than 8,000 new daily
Jared Polis’s Mother on Trump Racism and New Film About Hate Groups
When President Donald Trump used the phrase “Stand back and stand by” in reference to
London Designers Embrace Film, Set Their Own Rules
LONDON — This was a London season of mixed emotions and many question marks. With
All the best movies we saw at Toronto Film Festival, ranked (including ‘Good Joe Bell’)
It’s definitely a different Toronto International Film Festival than usual, with a couch and a
All the best movies we saw at Toronto Film Festival, ranked (including ‘Concrete Cowboy’)
It’s definitely a different Toronto International Film Festival than usual, with a couch and a
Sarah Jessica Parker Narrates Short Film Exploring Mental Health During COVID-19 Isolation
Sarah Jessica Parker is lending her iconic voice to a great cause. The actress, 55,
Venice Film Festival Chief Alberto Barbera On Temperature Checks, Studio Anxiety, ‘Nomadland’, Gender-Neutral Prizes & The Volpi Cup
This has been a Venice like no other. The world’s first COVID-era festival is taking