‘Eternals’ is a Marvelous Moment for Jack Kirby
Marvel’s latest is the first to give solo creator credit to the legendary comic book artist, and it should not be ignored.
Marvel’s latest is the first to give solo creator credit to the legendary comic book artist, and it should not be ignored.
The state of Middle Eastern representation on TV and in movies is dire, and “United States of Al,” which premieres April 1 on CBS, is not going to help. On the one hand, a character like Adhir Kalyan’s Awalmir, or Al, is theoretically “good” representation: the sitcom from Chuck Lorre, David Goetsch, and Maria Ferrari…
“Everything will be… all right.” Janus Films + Film at Lincoln Center have revealed a new trailer for the restored re-release of Andrei Tarkovsky’s 1975 film Mirror, also known as The Mirror, originally Зеркало (Zerkalo) in Russian. Tarkovsky made this one right after finishing both Andrei Rublev and Solaris, but it got lost in time…
“To own who you are is up to you. No one should make you feel ashamed of that…” Elevation Pictures in Canada has debuted the official trailer for an indie coming-of-age comedy titled Fitting In, from filmmaker Molly McGlynn. This first premiered at the 2023 SXSW Film Festival, and also played at the TIFF, Calgary,…
Speaking as someone who loves modern comedy and crafty filmmaking but rarely expects them to be in the same movie, Michael Angelo Covino’s “The Climb” is a gift. The script is sharp enough that even without its batch of engrossing, one-take sequences, it could have been a memorable buddy epic, focusing on Mike (Michael Angelo Covino) and…
These small, Small strange-looking buildings can be found along the seafront of Brighton & Hove. These little shelters actually date back to the Victorian era. Read moreA Guide to The Perfect Bong Joon-ho MarathonThere are seven, elegant matching cast iron shelters along the seafront. They have provided residents and tourists with a place to rest…
Criterion announced earlier this year that they were expanding their release pattern to include a monthly trio of titles that aren’t in the actual collection but will be released with similar attention to detail and passion for the form of physical media. Called Janus Contemporaries, they will be recent international and arthouse hits, starting with…