[Interview] The Timelessness of ‘RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON’ is Timely
What do the creatives and character voices have to say about RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON’s timely qualities?
‘RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON’ Review: A Powerfully Layered, Profound Disney Classic
RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON takes place in a fantastical realm. However, its rooted in real world complexities.
[Interview] ‘RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON’ Makes Way For A New Heroine
A sneak peek at your new favorite heroine(s) from Disney’s RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON.
‘STRETCH’ and ‘THURSDAY’: Kino Lorber allows two dark comedies to see the light on Blu-ray
Two movies where our heroes’ new start may result in their worst day ever.
‘BILLIE EILISH: THE WORLD’S A LITTLE BLURRY’ Review: Wholesome Coming-Of-Age Documentary Offers An All-Access Pass
Savvy superstar Billie Eilish skyrockets to fame, but stays humble in this wholesome music documentary.
Kino Lorber releases an eternally cool doc, a sleeper neo-noir from Soderbergh, the Elijah Wood-starring ‘THE WAR’, and more
New batch of releases from Kino Lorber. What’s worth buying, renting, or skipping?
Virtual Cinemas: ‘HEARTWORN HIGHWAYS’ brings a loose, lyrical feel of the Texas bygone era
Being released by Kino Marquee in virtual cinemas across the country, the documentary gets the chance to make its mark on a modern audience.
[Review] ‘WILLY’S WONDERLAND’ – Nicolas Cage at the showbiz slaughterama
A caffeinated Cage battles animatronic robots, need we say more?
[Interview] Deborah Newhall fashions character from cloth in ‘I CARE A LOT’
We break down I CARE A LOT’s key wardrobe with the costume designer.
[Review] ‘THE MAURITANIAN’ wages war against the bureaucracy of cruelty in fact-based story
Tahar Rahim’s and Jodie Foster’s performances help elevate case of unjust imprisonment.
[Interview] Michael Fimognari soundtracks character & artistry with ‘TO ALL THE BOYS: ALWAYS AND FOREVER’
The cinematographer-turned-director returns to the director’s chair for this final outing – and leaves a lasting impression.
[Interview] ‘FLORA & ULYSSES’ Cast Find Their Super Strengths in Comedy Courtesy of a CG Squirrel
This adaptation of an award-winning novel has some fun behind-the-scenes stories – including if they ever thought about using a real squirrel.
[Interview] ‘MINARI’ composer Emile Mosseri crafts the sound of the American Dream
Get to know a little bit about a fantastic composer – and how he helped craft a magnificent movie.
‘THE BLAZING WORLD’ Review: A Fantastical, Feminine Neon-Drenched Journey Down A Rabbit Hole [Sundance 2021]
Carlson Young proves she’s a confident, perceptive storyteller with lots to share.
‘JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH’ Review: Spotlights a Revolutionary [Sundance 2021]
Shaka King’s biopic has some great ideas that don’t all meld cohesively.
‘LAND’ Review: Robin Wright Goes Into The Wild In Stirring Directorial Debut [Sundance 2021]
Wright lands an auspicious debut with this grief-infused survivalist flick.
‘HOW IT ENDS’ Sundance Film Fest Review: A Mumblecore MELANCHOLIA
This off-beat dramedy’s pleasures and poignancy wears thin by the time it ends.
‘CODA’ Sundance Film Fest Review: A Perfectly Poignant, Feel-Good Film
Siân Heder’s remake of a 2014 French film is absolutely winning.