Charles Bramesco

Thirty years later, "My Blue Heaven" deserves a second look

How America's most famous trial lawyer helped create the court of public opinion he now rails against

Holocaust drama “The Painted Bird” joins a long tradition of films that make us reckon with human suffering

Lanthimos is proof that the movie industry isn't always broken

A 30-year Broadway veteran, Lewis is enjoying a breakout of sorts with his latest role

Shirley Jackson's life is adapted to a movie that's as complicated and interesting as the author's writing

The legendary director regales from lockdown in his apartment in Rome

"The Mule" and "Richard Jewell" find the iconic actor-director grappling with refreshingly new material

With "Hollywood," the "Glee" and "Pose" showrunner demonstrates a troubling return to form

Brian Yuzna's subversive take on old money vs. new money deserves a second look

For his fourth feature, Australia's prodigal son has returned to his visceral, lo-fi roots

It's like a "30 Rock" joke come to life. And not in a good way.

The sacred “theatrical window” may go by the wayside as studios scramble to limit their losses

Carlo Mirabella-Davis's new film fits comfortably alongside recent successes like "Get Out" and "Ready or Not"

In rejecting everything, the controversial film risks nothing

Reichardt's latest film is yet another meditation on the softer side of the American West