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Robert Redford on Sydney Pollack

By Patricia Erens

September 18, 2025

The actor discusses his experience working with a singular filmmaker

Bored with His Name

By Stephen Schaefer

September 18, 2025

Robert Redford on his new film, The Milagro Beanfield War, directing and acting, Sundance, and his remarkable career to date

Tender Mercies

By John Anderson

November 30, 2023

With Yi Yi and A Brighter Summer Day in revival at Film at Lincoln Center, revisit this year-2000 essay on the films of Taiwanese master Edward Yang

History, Then and Now

By Gilberto Perez

December 12, 2022

Step Right Up!

By Maitland McDonagh

June 1, 2021

George Romero’s empathetic "The Amusement Park" confronts the horrors of the world through the eyes of the elderly

Toward a Theory of Film Directing

By Charles Grodin

May 24, 2021

From our our May-June 2006 issue, the late-lamented actor's personal take on the actor-director relationship

A Living Nightmare

By Soraya Nadia McDonald

September 17, 2020

The horrors of slavery in America return in Antebellum, an audacious thriller that revives thorny questions of how to portray the past

Home Movies: Duet for Cannibals

By Corina Copp

May 8, 2020

Susan Sontag, Sweden, 1969; Kino Lorber, DVD & Blu-Ray

Crimes Against Humanity

By Ari Aster

May 8, 2020

Elem Klimov’s monolithic war film finally makes its way to DVD and Blu-Ray

Currents: Divinely Evil

By Jordan Cronk

May 8, 2020

New and important work plucked from festivals and elsewhere