AFI Fest 2026 Review: A Magic Hour Becomes Eternal in Sandra Wollner’s Magnificent “Everytime”
The loss of a loved one leads family and friends to a reassess everything in this transcendent drama.
AFI Fest 2026 Review: Emmanuel Marre’s “A Man of His Time” Brilliantly Casts an Unwanted Spotlight on A Bureaucrat Lurking in the Shadows
Swann Arlaud can't be missed with a quietly ambitious middle man who finds opportunity in Vichy France in this sly satire.
TIFF 2026 Review: An Out-of-Control Curse Shows the Command of Director Paolo Strippoli in “The Spiral”
The director really finds his groove with this supernatural chiller about a family that's choices in the wake of a tragedy could doom them further.
Emma Cameron on Thinking Outside the Box in “Detention”
The filmmaker talks about how a move to the Pacific Northwest led to broadening her own horizons with this fun homage to "The Breakfast Club."
Lance Hammer on Diving Back Into the Deep End in “Queen at Sea”
The director of "Ballast" discusses returning with this ferocious drama 18 years later, starring Juliette Binoche as a daughter facing impossible choices.
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