“The Musicians” is an enlightening, charming movie that is sometimes as tense as a newly strung violin. The conceit is
Neely Swanson
August 10, 2025
“The Musicians” is an enlightening, charming movie that is sometimes as tense as a newly strung violin. The conceit is
“Souleymane’s Story,” directed with finesse by Boris Lojkine and written by Lojkine and Delphine Agut, has won almost every imaginable
Shari Lewis, if you’re of a certain age, was everywhere, almost all at once, on television in the 50s and
“On Swift Horses” is one hot mess of a movie. With some of the most important young actors working today
You’ll be scratching your head throughout “Universal Language,” that is, when you’re not howling. I am at a loss to
The insular lives of sheep farmers, as written and directed by Chris Andrews, is only the beginning of this intense
It is unlikely you will see a bleaker movie than”Santosh,” the outstanding feature directorial debut of documentarian Sandhya Suri. Opening
“The Count of Monte Cristo,” a new edition of this oft-told tale, adapted and directed by the team of Matthieu
“The Girl with the Needle” is Denmark’s submission for the Best International Feature at the 97th Academy Awards. Directed by
Noel Coward is a name that seems to have dropped from the modern lexicon and that’s entirely unfair. I’d done
“Daaaaaalí!” is the ultimate fluff piece. It’s a French existential comedy that replays like “Groundhog Day,” revisiting the same surreal
“Lee,” about the incomparable Lee Miller, takes an interesting approach to telling her story. Too vast a landscape to cover,
“The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry,” written by Rachel Joyce based on her best seller, is directed by Hettie Macdonald.
Make no mistake, “Wolfs” is not going to make anyone’s “Best of” list for 2024 but that doesn’t mean it’s
The more things change, the more they remain the same, or at least they do in “Coup!” set during the
“Good One” is an uncomfortably insightful film by India Donaldson in her feature writing and directing debut, and it is
