Film Reviews

Kelly Reichardt's latest depicts the day-to-day challenges of artmaking with such truthfulness that artists may find it almost too familiar.

David Lowery's "Peter Pan and Wendy" gives us a glimpse of the unconventionally meditative and innovative adaptation that might have been. But what it actually is? That might well be the result of studio interference, judging from these strangely incoherent results.

Most people missed the long-awaited adaptation of "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret." in the theater. That's a shame, as it's one of 2023's most enjoyable films so far.

The new Netflix sci-fi comedy features John Boyega and Jamie Foxx in their best performances in years.

This rom-com from newcomer Raine Allen Miller just might be the meet-cutest film of the year.

Here's a preview of Overstreet's thoughts on the latest Mission: Impossible movie.

Pawel Łoziński offers us the privilege of meeting his neighbors in a documentary full of chance encounters and surprises.

Daniel Goldhaber's film about desperate measures for desperate times is one of the year's most critically acclaimed films, and it's now available for rental on AppleTV+ and other streaming platforms.

If we don't know the context we came from, or the biology from which we were born, we might face particular challenges in figuring out who we are. That's the idea that drives Freddie on an erratic journey of self-discovery and reinvention in this riveting film.

This Oscar-nominated documentary exposes corporate cruelty from a voice of experience and a heart of compassion.