Roger Ebert

The Taiwanese-American director talks about the film's many long takes, filmmaking as grief process, and more.

It is what “Star Wars” (and all sci-fi TV) can be at its very peak.

A preview of the upcoming festival.

An interview with the director about the soulful undertones of his genre-defying period thriller.

An interview with the director of Shudder's latest fractured fairy tale.

A report from the Chicago Latino Film Festival.

Ultimately, “Sherlock & Daughter” doesn’t give us new ways to see either of its titular characters.

A biting, insightful, and clever social animated satire, perfect for Youssef's fanbase.

Jared Hess' big-budget video game adaptation may be light entertainment, but it's perfectly calibrated.

As gasp-inducingly hilarious as it is strangely poignant.