This Tribeca Film Festival debut is an observant and moving experience about how life changes can impact friendship.
This sophomore outing by the Philippou brothers is a truly unsettling exercise in grief horror that gives Sally Hawkins a chance to play a role outside of her usual lane.
Director Ryan Cooler’s tour de force fifth feature is a kinetic, melodic, vampiric sea of wonders that features a remarkable debut by newcomer Miles Caton, and Michael B. Jordan in a dual performance for the ages.
There is an authenticity to Alex Garland’s “Warfare” but it rarely offers more than a sensory experience.
BPBS “Cage Sage” Neil Danner is back to take his shot at Nicolas Cage’s latest flick, “Gunslinger.”
The latest animated classic to get the Disney live-action treatment is padded and bland, with tunes that seem straight off the Generic Disney Tune conveyor belt.
“Parasite” director Bong Joon Ho follows-up his historic Oscar win with a novel adaptation that doesn’t live up to the cultural significance of his previous film.
Welcome to BPBS’s annual countdown of the best movies of the year!
Pamela Anderson gets the role of a lifetime in the surprisingly effective new movie from Gia Coppola.
