From direct-to-streaming films to a handful of limited series, Nicole Kidman’s face has become as synonymous with the modern thriller as broody detectives have. In Prime Video’s new series “Scarpetta,”…
Read moreEvery March, the college town of Columbia, Missouri, swells with documentary filmmakers, movie fans, students, and culturally curious locals all lining up in front of churches, a nightclub that doubles…
Read moreFans of RogerEbert.com know that we’re about to enter a fun phase of the year as the SXSW Film Festival gets underway, starting tonight with the world premiere of Boots…
Read moreDo we want the prayers of a faith we no longer trust in? How do we fight the demons of a faith we’ve left behind? These are the latent questions…
Read moreEven when you close your eyes, you can feel the difference between the two worlds in “The Madison.” When Michelle Pfeiffer’s Stacy Clyburn returns to New York City after spending…
Read moreSundance has really developed a reputation for documentaries as the pipeline from festival premiere to Oscar nomination with all five nominees this year coming from premieres at last year’s Park…
Read moreWhile Austin’s favorite festival is a big event for genre filmmaking, they also welcome more traditional storytelling, the kind more focused on character dynamics than hauntings or serial killers. There’s…
Read moreDespite being in one of the most conservative states in the country, the SXSW Film Festival has long-reflected a more progressive viewpoint through its documentary programming. It’s an interesting blend…
Read more“No one’s normal. It just looks that way from across the street.” Confidently written, acted, and directed, HBO’s “DTF St. Louis” could be called a suburban noir. It has all…
Read moreHonoring Rob Reiner with a Special Tribute Screening of The American President; Featuring Nuremberg with Sony Pictures Classics Co-Founder Michael Barker; and Presenting a Live Performance of SISKEL/EBERT, as Zack…
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