“Al Davis vs. the NFL,” is the latest documentary from Ken Rodgers, a leading sports director best known for the
Neely Swanson
February 5, 2021
“Al Davis vs. the NFL,” is the latest documentary from Ken Rodgers, a leading sports director best known for the
“La Llorona,” Guatemala’s award-winning film is the second this year, after “The Art of Political Murder”, to tackle the difficult
M.C. Escher: Journey to Infinity,” the exquisite new documentary about one of the most inventive graphic artists of all times,
“Two of Us” (“Deux”) is the feature film debut of director Filippo Meneghetti. Sharing screenplay credit with Malysone Bovorasmy, Meneghetti
by Neely Swanson “Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time,” directed and written by Lili Horvát, is
by Neely Swanson “The Reason I Jump,” the compassionate documentary by Jerry Rothwell, is a surprising look at the autism
“A Woman’s Work: The NFL’s Cheerleader Problem” is a fine documentary directed by Yu Gu and written by Elizabeth Ai.
“Flack,” the new dramedy on Amazon Prime, created by Oliver Lansley, nails the nasty, creative and thankless profession of the
“Acasa, My Home,” directed by Radu Ciorniciuc and co-written by Ciorniciuc and Lina Vdovii, is that rare film that seems
“My Little Sister,” written and directed by Stéphanie Cuat and Véronique Reymond is a thoughtful and deep look at the
Still atop the New York Times list of must-see TV, “Spiral” (“Engrenages”), the police drama from France, launches its eighth
“Louis van Beethoven,” written and directed by Niki Stein, is film biography of the composer better known as Ludwig. Made
“The Art of Political Murder,” directed by Paul Taylor, based on Francisco Goldman’s book of the same name, is filmmaking
“Education,” the fifth in writer-director Steve McQueen’s “Small Axe” series about West Indian life in London, receives a failing grade.
“Yalda. A Night for Forgiveness,” masterfully written and directed by Massoud Bakhshi, is beyond imagination. Focusing on the aspect of
“Farewell Amor,” written and directed by Ekwa Msangi, is a thoughtful, deep dive into the meaning of family, separation, and
