
Killer of Sheep
There’s a moment in writer-director Charles Burnett’s astonishing 1978 debut, Killer of Sheep, that I have never stopped thinking about in the 18 years since
There’s a moment in writer-director Charles Burnett’s astonishing 1978 debut, Killer of Sheep, that I have never stopped thinking about in the 18 years since
A pleasantly preposterous dollop of pulpy thrills, Drop is the sort of artistically trifling but calorically dense two-bite snack that seems designed for a quick,
From Feb. 6 – May 29, the Webster University Film Series will feature a marathon retrospective on the works of legendary American documentarian Frederick Wiseman.
“You cannot know anything,” a wise assassin once cautioned, “only suspect. You must expect to be wrong, to have overlooked something.” Ubisoft seems to have
Washington University’s African Film Festival returns for its 19th edition from March 28 – 30. This year, the fest’s three narrative features — Demba, Sadrack,
Steven Soderbergh hit the ground running in 1989 with his Palme d’Or-winning feature debut, sex, lies, and videotape, and has spent the ensuing decades building
In recent years, much has been made of social media’s role in disseminating urban legends, malicious hoaxes, and outright political disinformation. No one seems to
From Feb. 6 – May 29, the Webster University Film Series will feature a marathon retrospective on the works of legendary American documentarian Frederick Wiseman.
Employing a dramatic, even jarring shift in tone from one narrative feature to the next is practically a horror filmmaking tradition, indulged by luminaries such
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