Roger Ebert

The Purpose of the Journey: Sam Neill (1947-2026)
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When the news of Sam Neill’s passing was shared by his family today, the outpouring of affection online was breathtaking. The death of a movie star often comes with waves of the clips that helped make them famous in the...
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He’s Just That Guy: Jeffrey Wright on “Basquiat”
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An interview with the Oscar nominee about the film role that changed everything for him.
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KVIFF 2026: Lover, Not a Fighter, If Pigeons Turned to Gold, Only Beautiful Things to Look At
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Though I have departed from Karlovy Vary, after a week and a half of taking in promising films in the picturesque spa town, I remain in Czechia. I’m currently in Prague taking stock of the festival (more on that in...
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Fascinating New Angle on Legendary Career Explored in The Dreamer’s Path by Brent Simon
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A book review of a new exploration of David Lynch's career ... as an actor.
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Netflix’s Aggressively Wholesome “Little House on the Prairie” Plays It Safe
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A pleasant enough eight-episode drama that more than looks the part without ever really challenging its audience.
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This Is Not Art, This Is Life: Ross McElwee on “Remake” and “Sherman’s March”
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An interview with the director of this week's Remake and the classic Sherman's March.
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KVIFF 2026: Rose, Black Money for White Nights, Paris Paris
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On three films from Karlovy Vary, including another ace Sandra Huller performance.
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Join the Golden Age of Piracy in Engrossing “Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced”
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The best Assassin's Creed game has been upgraded for the modern console era, making it even less of a contest.
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A Leaning Tower of Camp: John Early on “Maddie’s Secret”
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The comedian and filmmaker talks about reference, melodrama, and straddling the lines between comedy and sincerity.
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Short Films in Focus: Bob’s Funeral
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Reflections on fatherhood and grief through Jack Dunphy's short animated documentary.
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