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Articles tagged with film
Current contempt for age gap relationships serves to strip both men and women of their agency.
In films such as Contagion, virology is often confused with the invisible workings of capital.
Jordan Peele's ‘Us’ depicts the terrors faced by black mothers in a way that owes as much to Toni Morrison’s ‘Beloved’ as it does to classic Hollywood horror.
A timely new documentary celebrates Morrison’s novels, but downplays the enduring power of her work as an editor and essayist.
‘Amazing Grace,’ the long-lost film of Franklin’s gospel album, offers a lesson in the deep connections between gospel and soul music.
Trump’s Space Force is a bad reboot of the old imperial fantasy of control from above.
Boots Riley's new film roasts racial capitalism and issues an unapologetic call for revolution.
Morris on his new film and what he thinks of the man who likened himself to Darth Vader and Satan.
‘Happy End’ is the culmination of Haneke’s obsession with how technology mediates our desires.
