Late Fame Review: Willem Dafoe Anchors a Tender Comeback Tale
Willem Dafoe is superb as a forgotten poet swept up by young admirers in Kent Jones' wry, tender Late Fame.
New York City
The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed Review: Droll, Kinky Exploration of Millennial Angst
The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed delivers a droll, kinky, and hilarious exploration of millennial angst.
TIFF 2023: His Three Daughters Review
His Three Daughters proves that all you need to create something unforgettable is a grounded story that touches people and incredible talent to bring it to life.
Interview: Our Chaotic Conversation With Eric Andre
"Show me your circumcision."
Queen of the Deuce Review
Queen of the Deuce builds a vivid portrait of the legendary pioneer of the 1970’s New York City porn industry.
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Final Season Review: Do You Love It?
Amy Sherman-Palladino's series continues to reward diehard fans in its fifth and final season.
Up Here Review: Mae Whitman and Carlos Valdes Charm in Forgettable Musical Comedy Series
From the minds of Frozen and Tick…Tick…Boom! comes Up Here, a New York City romance that succumbs to contrived, surface-level storytelling.
Kenny Scharf: When Worlds Collide Review
Fans of that fabled punk/pop art era of 1980’s New York City will love Kenny Scharf: When Worlds Collide. Read the review then watch it at Hot Docs Cinema.
Gamercamp Expands Lineup
Toronto-based games festival lands Splinter Cell, Super T.I.M.E. Force and No Quarter.
Last Night Review
We're invited into the lives of Michael and Joanna, inside their exceptional apartment. Michael is a commercial real estate agent, while Joanna is a author. These two are married. We know this because they're arguing (heh). Having recently been hitched, I've come to learn that marital spats happen for two reasons, and two reasons only: money and women. For this couple it's the latter.
