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Day three I saw a stellar pair of films that were not easy to manage together. All in all, the... Read More
There’s a unique pain in choosing a top five out of the seemingly endless favorite films I have, as probably everyone on... Read More
Hi, I’m Olwethu Ndaba, and I’m a 20 year old South African literature and film student. For me, trying to... Read More
Stanley Kubrick is most famous for his epics, but before he was sending men into outer-space he was sending them... Read More
Christopher Nolan’s revolutionary, genre-defining film The Dark Knight was released to theaters on July 18th, 2008. A lot has changed... Read More
II love movies and I love video games, but when the two paths cross, it can be a mixed bag.... Read More
Criterion Month is a massive collaboration across 5 websites in honor of Ingmar Bergman’s 100th birthday and of the films of the Criterion Collection. We hope the celebration of this incredible director—and these classic films—inspire others to find new cinema they love and share their discoveries with others. Read More
Crippled by a lifetime of overthinking, CK is a typical artist – forever worried about rejection, people’s perceptions and how... Read More
I once backed out of scuba diving at the last-minute. So very last minute that the instructors didn’t even get... Read More
Rian Johnson’s The Last Jedi is one of the most polarizing movies in the current popular culture landscape. It challenges... Read More
For this Film Frame Friday, I’ll be covering one of my favorite Criterion releases, the wonderfully wacky, what-the-hell-did-I-just-watch classic, House.... Read More
Kevin Lever: Viewing Häxan, I still felt its allure, nearly a hundred years after its inception. The documentary-style silent film,... Read More
Wes Anderson’s The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou cordially invites you to join the gang on the Belafonte, a deep... Read More
Bart Layton's newest film is based on a true crime story, stylishly dramatizing events while also interviewing the real people involved, but says nothing much at all. Read More
Brett Haley's fourth feature is an unassuming indie drama with some memorable music and surprising emotional depth. Read More
Welcome to another Film Frame Friday! Last week George Sohng wrote about Your Name. I decided it was my turn... Read More
As someone who’s indecisive in pretty much all faculties of life, it should come as no surprise that I had... Read More
ON PASSIVITY AND VIETNAM One of the first things you learn about writing a screenplay is that a passive protagonist,... Read More
Films selected by the phenomenal Filmera community. Not only are these our most anticipated, but this list serves as a... Read More
After having read the other top five favorites from many of my colleagues, one takeaway that I absolutely agree with... Read More
To quote Roger Ebert, “I was born into the film of my life. I don’t remember how it started, but... Read More
Bus Party to Hell opens like soft porn. It’s standard fare about youths behaving badly. They’re on a party bus... Read More
This is the second film of my “pick three” for May in which a group of us pair off and... Read More
Tim Heidecker stars in The Comedy, a film about trying to find feeling in all the wrong places. Read More
On the 200th anniversary of Frankenstein, a fair Gothic biopic of its author reanimates her life story. Read More
Coming up with five specific films to rank as films that affected me the most/that I think are the best... Read More
Morgan Neville's documentary is a charming and uplifting, if slight and superficial, portrait of a beloved television figure. Read More
On the 7th of June, documentary lovers descended on Sheffield’s city center for six days of films and fun in... Read More
Coming from two films that are known for their intense visual extravaganza, I would like to turn it around a... Read More
The Disaster Artist hits Amazon Prime this month so I sat down to watch arguably the most critically acclaimed film... Read More
I have never taken a film class in my life. However, I really began to get into cinema during college,... Read More
Hotel Artemis starts off as a sort of near-future spin-off of John Wick, focusing on its own set of rules detached... Read More
Hi, I’m Geoff. I like movies and have liked movies for a while now. I don’t know how to start... Read More
Hi, my name is Trudie Graham. I’m a Scottish filmmaker who recently finished her first feature and can’t seem to... Read More
After a short hiatus, Jackie Chan returns to English speaking live action film with The Foreigner. Sadly, he might have... Read More
I often wondered what Angelina Jolie was up to, but little did I know she was working on a biopic... Read More
