‘Magnus’ Review: This Chess Doc Tells the Story of Young Norwegian Grandmaster
The lack of effort in making the chess games interesting makes a documentary focused entirely on the game practically unwatchable.
‘Dreamland’ Review: Stylish Directorial Debut is Quirky Fun
Robert Schwartzman's first feature film is a quirkier "The Graduate."
‘National Bird’ Review: An Unsettling Exposé of our Government’s Role in drone warfare
Opening our eyes to the formidable truth about our Government’s role in drone warfare.
In ‘Bleed For This,’ Teller and Eckhart Go the Full Twelve Rounds
This true-life boxing movie is all heart.
Slow-burning ‘Dark Night’ is a Chilling Meditation on Mass Shootings in American Culture
Based on the Aurora movie theater massacre.
‘Magicians: Life in the Impossible’ Review: The Curtain Is Pulled Back on the life of Illusionists
Focusing less on the actual tricks and more on the characters behind the white rabbit and disappearing acts.
‘Peter and the Farm’ Review: A Tortured Artist Recounts Troubled Life
"Art is never made when everything is fine."