Roger Ebert

It All Starts With the Meditation App: Bart Layton on “Crime 101”
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The filmmaker talks about bringing his documentary skills and early interest in visual art to his LA-set crime thriller.
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Season 2 of Prime Video’s “Cross” Fails to Reach New Heights
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The show unspools into a run-of-the-mill crime thriller.
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I Will See You In Dreams: Akinola Davies Jr. on “My Father’s Shadow”
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The filmmaker discusses the visual language of dreams, collaborating with his brother, and the difficulty of transporting film in and out of Lagos.
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For You, It’s Always the Past: Kogonada and Benjamin Loeb on “zi”
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An interview with the writer/director of Columbus, After Yang, and the Sundance film zi, along with his cinematographer.
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Ambitious Fourth Season of AMC’s “Dark Winds” is a Mesmerizing and Moving Gem 
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The AMC hit continues to be one of the best shows on TV.
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Stop By Peacock’s “The Burbs” for People Watching and Murder
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Feels like an alternate universe live-action “Scooby Doo,” and just like your weird suburban neighbors, that’s oddly satisfying to watch.
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Jump Into the Abyss: Óliver Laxe and Sergi López on “Sirât”
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An interview with the director and star of the Oscar-nominated Sirât.
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Book Excerpt: STEVE JOBS MONOGRAPH, Edited by B.C. Wallin
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An excerpt from a new essay collection about the Danny Boyle film.
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Female Filmmakers in Focus: Amanda Kramer on “By Design”
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An interview with the surrealist filmmaker about her latest, which merges furniture with fantasy.
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Sundance 2026: Table of Contents
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Find below links to all of our coverage of this year’s Sundance, broken out by program. The reviews are written by Brian Tallerico, Robert Daniels, Marya E. Gates, Zachary Lee, Monica Castillo, and Peyton Robinson. (Note: If a title isn’t...
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