Roger Ebert

A conversation with director Yorgos Lanthimos and writer Will Tracy on their new film, Bugonia.

There’s a reason so many love stories are about the initial courtship—it makes for good drama in a way the work of making relationships function just doesn’t.

On three of this year's international dramas from the Chicago International Film Festival.

This vision of Derry too often feels like one of those Hollywood backlots: all the facades look right, but there’s nothing behind them.

On new films from three international masters: Ozon, Holland, and Jude.

An interview with the writer/director of this week's Hedda.

I am absolutely thrilled to participate in events for two public libraries this week.  Tonight, Tuesday, October 21, The Chicago Public Library Foundation is celebrating storytelling at its annual awards gala. Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award-winning author Percival Everett...

A tribute to D'Angelo through how his music shaped some classic films (and one video game).

What elevates the show's hazy presentation, though, is the performances of Reinhart and Ruffalo.

With "Good Fortune" entering theaters, we break down some of our favorite tales of switched identities.