After highlighting the 50 must-see films confirmed to arrive this fall, we turn our attention to the festival-bound titles ...

We still have a bit more summer to enjoy, but many of the books included here have an autumn feel to me. So, join me as we ...

Eight years after his masterful Burning, Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love is certainly our most-anticipated film to premiere ...

Tsui Hark's cinema is perhaps too much to ever be completely and fully embraced by American audiences. The films (an exact ...

In 2015, Paul Thomas Anderson followed a Thomas Pynchon adaptation with a music documentary; in 2026, history repeats itself.

With the summer movie season quietly winding down, fall emerges. As in years past, after highlighting the best films offered ...

We were very excited, and frankly relieved, to learn Richard Kelly finally had a new project coming this year, and equally surprised that it’s a novel—a “gigantic” one, in his own words. Today finally ...

An immediate movie-of-the-year contender, Chronovisor has lost little of its luster since a February premiere at Rotterdam. After an acquisition from Grasshopper Film, Jack Auen and Kevin Walker's ...

A common observation from this year's Cannes Film Festival positioned sidebar titles well above the ritzier, awards-driven ...

The Criterion Channel has long been a key source for streaming Japanese cinema. Those credentials increase a fair amount with September 2026: Hideaki Anno's magnum opus Neon Genesis Evangelion, its ...

Following Main Slate, Spotlight, and Current lineup announcements, the final film section of the 64th New York Film Festival has now been unveiled. Featuring 12 features, the section celebrates films ...