Visualizing the “War on Drugs”: “Sicario” and “Cartel Land”
"Sicario" and "Cartel Land" both come across as strangely unaware of and unconcerned with the actual historical context of the drug wars.
"There is only one thing that can kill the Movies, and that is education." — Will Rogers
"Sicario" and "Cartel Land" both come across as strangely unaware of and unconcerned with the actual historical context of the drug wars.
Kenneth MaffittDec 31, 2015
In its battle to win the hearts and minds of the world, the Chinese state is aggressively tapping cinema, Hollywood or Chinese, to do its soft power bidding.
Ying ZhuDec 30, 2015
If you manage to see nothing after viewing "The Assassin," you have indeed understood the something that the film seeks to convey.
Victor FanDec 29, 2015
"The first time I asked David Lynch if he could define the word 'Lynchian,' he changed the subject."
Lara ZarumDec 29, 2015
"Trumbo" may or may not be the first Hollywood movie about the Hollywood unions, but it is certainly the first biopic of a screenwriter.
Jerome ChristensenDec 26, 2015
"Cincinnati Goddamn" retraces Cincinnati's 2001 race riots.
Zack HatfieldDec 25, 2015
"45 Years" shows the difficulty of being present with someone you know.
Francey RussellDec 23, 2015
The Vietnam War was one of many influences on George Lucas as he created his landmark space epic.
Benjamin HufbauerDec 21, 2015
Polyester, a 1981 "Odorama" film, demythologizes the movie theater setting by deranging its typical absorptive address.
Alex WeintraubDec 21, 2015
Lori Freshwater interviews actress Joan Allen.
Lori FreshwaterDec 20, 2015
Marysia Jonsson and Aro Velmet review "Crimson Peak."
Aro Velmet, Marysia JonssonDec 18, 2015
An interview with Jacques Audiard.
Katie KilkennyDec 10, 2015