The Lighthouse is a rare film, not just because it is as good as it is but because there are simply so few films like it.

Greta Gerwig has ticked all the right boxes, and she, herself, may have made the definitive version of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women.

Great art contains multiple entry points and Celine Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady on Fire exemplifies that maxim more than most.

Film enthusiasts will talk about 1917 for decades to come, so immense are its technical accomplishments When was

Christian Bale's incredible performance is only one example of something Ford v. Ferrari gets right at every turn – so to speak.

In Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story, Charlie and Nicole are led astray by the very system that ought to be protecting them.

While Birds of Passage is highly specific, its perspective can be applied to the rampant destruction wrought by colonialism anywhere in the world.