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it's a right shame that the nuggets of melodrama can't make up for the feeling that we've seen so much of this kind of show before.

The filmmaker of the new National Geographic documentary talks about her observational approach and defining success beyond material gain.

RogerEbert.com Publisher Chaz Ebert will appear at FACETS this Thursday, December 4, alongside host Lee Shoquist, filmmaker Bing Liu (“Minding the Gap“) and critic Michael Phillips, discussing the best films of 2025. You can even vote for your favorite films and...

The 2026 Palm Springs Film Festival has announced the 169 films that make up its 2026 program, including 53 premieres. The event unfolds from January 2 to January 12, 2026, and will also include 44 International Feature film Oscar candidates,...

A tribute to one of the best playwrights who ever lived. And he just happened to write Brazil, Indiana Jones, and part of a Star Wars movie too.

An interview with the filmmaker behind the intriguing new short about death and digital life.

A spin-off series that not only honors the legacy of its predecessor, but one that, at times, rivals it.

A tribute to the legendary Jimmy Cliff.

It's the 12th anniversary of The Unloved. Let's go for a ride with Vincent Ward's last fiction film.

While these four episodes stumble a bit in terms of pacing and urgency, especially early on, they end on such a satisfying, long-awaited note that fans who have literally grown up watching this show are unlikely to care.