Merrily We Roll Along Review
The filmed version of Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along is the best musical you'll see this year, with standout performances from Groff, Radcliffe and Mendez.
Sony Pictures Classics
Eleanor the Great Review: An Excellent Showcase for June Squibb
Grief is among the most challenging of human emotions. It’s a coupling of despair at loss, the ennui of loneliness, and the fondness of memory. It is a persistence of love, but also an absence that can leave us scrambling to fill the void it has created. Eleanor the Great is a film marketed as […]
The Criterion Shelf: A Tribute To Sony Pictures Classics
The latest edition of the Criterion Shelf surveys 30 years of Sony Pictures Classics streaming in Criterion Channel's anniversary salute, including Volver, The Lives of Others, and that bomb City of Lost Children.
Nine Days Review
The movie we need right now, Nine Days reminds us to practice gratitude and appreciate the life we've been given.
The Shelf Minisode – Michaël Dudok de Wit on The Red Turtle
Studio Ghibli's first international coproduction is a beautiful accomplishment, we interviewed The Red Turtle's director Michaël Dudok De Wit on the challenges of this completely dialogue-free film.
