Movie

The HistoryMakers, the nation’s largest African American video oral history archive and depository headquartered in Chicago, and its founder, visionary attorney Julieanna Richardson, will be featured on “60 Minutes” with Bill Whitaker at 6pm CT this Sunday, February...

At an unassuming dinner spot in Seoul, Freddie (Park Ji-min) is talking with a few newly made friends, Tena (Guka Han) and Dongwon (Son Seung-Beom). She is a Korean adoptee raised in France who has returned...

“If I could I would work in silence and obscurity, and let my efforts be known by their results.” — Emily Brontë Her wish came to pass. Wuthering Heights is a book for the ages, and her...

“Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey” sorely wants a spot in the “so naughty it’s good” category, by showing you what it would look like if Winnie-the-Pooh became a sadistic killer alongside his face-devouring friend, Piglet. This English...

Remember when “The Jetsons” promised viewers flying cars, robot maids, and communities in the sky? That aesthetic of ‘50s Americana blended with sci-fi contraptions has a unique charm and fascinating storytelling potential. It’s actually a movement...

If you watch TV programs from the late 1960s and 1970s, the name Raquel Welch continually gets mentioned by all manner of characters as the most prominent va-va-voom sex symbol of that era. Welch was a...

ABC’s “The Company You Keep” is surprisingly good, even though the standard plot pints and cliched opening moments had me worried I was watching a dud. The drama starts with Milo Ventimiglia’s Charlie Nicoletti in the middle...

Berlinale is back, and it seems primed to retake its position as the largest public film festival in the world. The Berlin film festival, founded in 1951, has grown over the last seven decades into a...

It is with deep sorrow the Telluride Film Festival announces the passing of its founder and inspiration, Tom Luddy. Tom died peacefully on February 13th, 2023, in Berkeley, California after a long illness. Tom was a...

The unspoken motto of the “Ant-Man” movies is “think small,” which has paradoxically made it stand apart from other sectors of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which tend towards the grandiose. “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” plays around with...