Movies
Inshallah a Boy
Inspired by a family member’s own thorny legal situation, director Amjad Al-Rasheed’s...
Driving Madeleine
Actor and filmmaker Dany Boon is one of contemporary French cinema’s most prominent...
Apolonia, Apolonia
The path of an artist is never straightforward or easygoing. But the challenges...
Destroy All Neighbors
A few names stand out during the opening credits for “Destroy All Neighbors,” a...
Role Play
Emma (Kaley Cuoco) lives a double life. She has a loving husband, Dave (David Oyelowo),...
Mean Girls
The 2004 teen comedy “Mean Girls,” written by Tina Fey and based on Rosalind Wiseman's...
2024 Awards Season Kickoff: Palm Springs, Variety Honorees,...
With awards being given at the Golden Globes this past Sunday, and at the Palm Springs...
HBO’s True Detective: Night Country is a Haunting, Riveting...
Previous seasons of “True Detective” have played with supernatural elements, a flirtation...
#475 January 9, 2024
Matt writes: Happy 2024, Ebert Club subscribers! We are kicking off the new year...
Marvel’s Echo is a Short Yet Surprising New Edition to...
With its milestone tenth endeavor into television, it would appear that the stakes...
Criminal Record is Apple TV's Latest Exercise in Mediocrity
Police brutality, racism, colorism, poverty, fascism, miscarriages of justice, elder...
The Book of Clarence
“The Book of Clarence,” the religious epic by multi-hyphenate talent Jeymes Samuel,...
Bergman's Hour of the Wolf: Another Look at an Underrated...
Seeing Ingmar Bergman’s “Hour of the Wolf” (“Vargtimmen”) for the first time, it...
Oppenheimer, Poor Things Big Winners at the 2024 Golden...
The 2024 Golden Globe Awards were handed out last night to the following. Click...
On the Sustained Emotional Strength of Akira Kurosawa's...
Not long after I watched Akira Kurosawa’s great film “Ikiru” for the first time...
