Festival returns to Atlas Cinemas Shaker Square on February 28
By Jeff Niesel
Last year, organizer Mike Suglio took his annual Short. Sweet...
Review: 'American Symphony' Captures Acclaimed Composer Jon Batiste Grappling With His Wife’s Cancer
The documentary was meant to be a road movie tracking Batiste’s cross-country trip in search of musicians and sounds. His wife’s resurgent illness changed the film
By Chuck Wilson
Joaquin Phoenix and Ridley Scott Turn 'Napoleon' Into a Violent Epic Starring a Petty Brat
Scott goes all-in on the battle scenes and Phoenix plays the emperor like a Comic-Con king
By Craig D. Lindsey
In May December, Todd Haynes Turns an Old Tabloid Tale Into a First-Rate Sexual Thriller
The film offers the kind of outrageously brash take on sexual promiscuity more often found in a Lifetime movie
By Kayla McCulloch
The Very Things the Fanboys Hate About The Marvels Makes This Female-Led Flick Worth Seeing
The film exhibits a fun, frisky likability not encountered in an MCU movie since Spider-Man: Homecoming
In The Holdovers, Alexander Payne Reunites With Paul Giamatti for a Terrific Take on a Trio of Misfits
Set in 1970, the film consciously emulates the best of that decade's cinema
By Cliff Froehlich
Priscilla Memorably Recreates the World of the Teen Who Fell for Elvis — and Then Fled Her Gilded Cage
Sofia Coppola's film focuses on the journey of an independently-minded woman who grows up while the star doesn't
Comedy Writer Steve Young Talks About His Love for Industrial Musicals
On November 9, he brings his live show to the Cinematheque
In Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorcese Delivers a Triumphant Western That Privileges the Native American Perspective
A trip through a dark chapter of America, where white “suitors” plotted to marry and then kill Osage women to gain oil headrights
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Movie Knows Its Audience All Too Well
It’s all Taylor’s version — and it gives them just what they want
By Eileen G’Sell
The Exorcist: Believer Tries to Match the Horror of the Original — But Even Ellen Burstyn Isn’t Enough
Believer is ultimately more quaint and hopeful than blood-curdling and scream-inducing
Chloe Domont’s Film Fair Play Depicts a Hedge Fund Girlboss and Her Disaffected Fiancé With Uneven Results
The film opens in theaters September 29 and streams on Netflix October 6
More Than 50 Filmmakers To Attend Upcoming Chagrin Documentary Film Festival
Festival kicks off with a special reception on Tuesday, Oct. 3
The Newly Restored Talking Heads Concert Doc Stop Making Sense Is as Exuberant and Wonderful as Ever
Critic Pauline Kael once called it “a continuous rock experience that keeps building, becoming ever more intense and euphoric.”
Review: In A Haunting in Venice, Kenneth Branagh Takes a Liberal Hand With Agatha Christie's Work
Poirot must both ferret out the killer and grapple with increasing self-doubt about his rationalist worldview
Review: The 'Big Fat Greek Wedding' Cast Reunites for a Third-Rate Adventure
One common theme permeates these nostalgic sequels to reverent reboots: They only offer mere morsels of what made the originals so worthwhile.
Zany and Fearless, Bottoms Takes on High School From a Raunchy Lesbian Point of View
Not Just Another Teen Movie
In Between Two Worlds, a French Journalist Goes Undercover to Explore the Lives of the French Working-Class
But the story is all about her
By Andrew Wyatt
National Cinema Day Returns for Second Year With $4 Tickets, Snack Deals
The event is back on Sunday, Aug. 27.
By Brandon Rodriguez
Gran Turismo Tells the Thrilling (True!) Story of a Video Gamer Who Became a Race Car Sensation
Right on track
Landscape With Invisible Hand Envisions Alien Invasion as a Corporate Takeover
An ambitious, unpredictable, funny and flawed film worth seeing
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At Pizzeria Uciuni in Old Brooklyn, a Barber and Self-Taught Pizza Maker Has No Phone, But Does Have Delicious Pies
By Douglas Trattner
Maybe Don't Invite Someone Who Vouched for the Man Who Killed a Beloved Teacher in Your District to Speak at Commencement
By Vince Grzegorek
A Contest to Design a New Flag for the City of Cleveland Launches Monday
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