Creating an emotionally compelling documentary from material with an already well-known ending depends on the skill and commitment of the…
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Just saw No Time To Die and…um, so…all the “controversy” surrounding it was clearly a marketing scheme, right? Like, there…
To justify passing herself off as white, Clare Bellew (Ruth Negga) observes that “everyone is passing as something or another.”…
One of the most revealing scenes in Todd Haynes’s imaginative and entertaining documentary, “The Velvet Underground,” about the quintessential New…
Despite bringing on Academy Award-winning director Chloe Zhao, Eternals is surprisingly Marvel’s weakest film since The Incredible Hulk. Zhao’s three…
Racism and a pervasive broken prison system are explored through the lens of history in “Attica,” an unnerving documentary about…
How far would you go to avenge the death of your best friend following the trauma of gang rape? Screenwriter…
To prepare for seeing “The Many Saints of Newark,” I went back to look at a few episodes of “The…
Pivoting is still the name of the game for the film industry in general and film festivals specifically. The Mill…
California’s 13th District representative to Congress is rightfully feeling vindicated about now with all the issues swirling around the United…
It’s the beginning of the 2020 school year, and the senior class of Oakland (California) High School is ready…
No one would blame you for entering the movie, “Nine Days,” based on the cast alone because it is a…
It’s back: the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, the oldest and still the largest festival of its kind, has…
“Together Together” is a respectable attempt at understated comedy (or is it quirky comedy or dramaedy?). It seems to be…